Bourbaki

Exercise 11, § 10

Commutative Algebra, X

Soient AA a local noetherian ring, II a Matlis AA-module, MM a finitely generated AA-module. Put μp=dim⁡κAExtAp(κA,M)\mu^p = \dim_{\kappa_A} \mathrm{Ext}_A^p(\kappa_A, M) for all p⩾0p \geqslant 0 (cf.cf. § 8, Exercise 4). Prove that the graded AA-module HA(M)H_A(M) is identified with the homology of a complex …→0→Iμ0→Iμ1→…\ldots \to 0 \to I^{\mu^0} \to I^{\mu^1} \to \ldots (\emph{loc. cit.}). In particular, if MM is nonzero, one has μp≠0\mu^p \neq 0 for p=prof(M)p = \mathrm{prof}(M) and p=dim⁡(M)p = \dim(M) (Exercise 4).

11) Let AA be a local noetherian ring, MM a finitely generated AA-module, of dimension dd; suppose that MM is a Buchsbaum module (§2§ 2, Exercise 7).

a) Prove that HAi(M)H^i_A(M) is annihilated by mAm_A for i≠di \neq d (first treat the case d=1d = 1, then reason by induction on dd).

b) Let xx be a secant element for mm; define for 0⩽i⩽d−20 \leqslant i \leqslant d-2 exact sequences 0→HAi(M)→HAi(M/xM)→HAi+1(M)→00 \to H^i_A(M) \to H^i_A(M/xM) \to H^{i+1}_A(M) \to 0.

c) Prove the formula i(M)=∑i=0d−1(di)lg⁡(HAi(M))i(M) = \sum_{i=0}^{d-1} \binom{d}{i} \lg(H^i_A(M)) (reason by induction on the integer d⩾1d \geqslant 1, using b) and Exercise 8, d) of the §2§ 2).

1 We do not know whether every local noetherian ring satisfies (CM).

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