Bourbaki

Exercise 5, § 9

Commutative Algebra, X, p. 176

Let AA be a noetherian local ring, admitting a dualizing module Ω\Omega. Let TT be a finitely generated AA-module, of finite injective dimension.

a) Prove that ExtAi(Ω,T)\mathrm{Ext}_A^i(\Omega, T) is zero for i>0i > 0 (use Exercise 7 of § 3).

b) Prove that the canonical homomorphism Ω⊗AHomA(Ω,T)→T\Omega \otimes_A \mathrm{Hom}_A(\Omega, T) \to T is bijective (apply a) and Exercise 10 of § 8).

c) Prove with the aid of Exercise 8, b) of § 8 the equalities dpA(HomA(Ω,T))=dim⁡(A)−prof(T)\mathrm{dp}_A(\mathrm{Hom}_A(\Omega, T)) = \dim(A) - \mathrm{prof}(T) and prof(HomA(Ω,T))=prof(T)\mathrm{prof}(\mathrm{Hom}_A(\Omega, T)) = \mathrm{prof}(T). Deduce that if prof(T)=dim⁡(A)\mathrm{prof}(T) = \dim(A), the AA-module TT is a direct sum of modules isomorphic to Ω\Omega.

d) Put c=dim⁡(A)−prof(T)c = \dim(A) - \mathrm{prof}(T). Prove that there exist integers n0,…,ncn_0, \ldots, n_c and an exact sequence

0→Ωnc→…→Ωn0→T→0 0 \to \Omega^{n_c} \to \ldots \to \Omega^{n_0} \to T \to 0
(reason by induction on cc, constructing with the aid of b) a surjective homomorphism Ωn0→T\Omega^{n_0} \to T).

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