Bourbaki

Exercise 7, § 9

Commutative Algebra, X

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

Let AA be a Macaulay local ring, and let MM be a Macaulay finitely generated AA-module. We denote by r(M)r(M) (resp. t(M)t(M)) the dimension of the κA\kappa_A-vector space κA⊗AM\kappa_A \otimes_A M (resp. ExtAp(κA,M)\mathrm{Ext}_A^p(\kappa_A, M)), with p=prof(M)p = \mathrm{prof}(M)), cf. exerc. 16 of § 1.

a) Suppose that AA possesses a dualizing module Ω\Omega; put M′=ExtAc(M,Ω)M' = \mathrm{Ext}_A^c(M, \Omega), with c=dim⁡(A)−dim⁡A(M)c = \dim(A) - \dim_A(M). Prove the equalities r(M′)=t(M)r(M') = t(M) and t(M′)=r(M)t(M') = r(M) (reduce, with the help of the Prop. 7 of § 3, to the case c=0c = 0, then, on passing to the quotient by a maximal regular sequence, to the case where AA is artinian, and use the Prop. 6 of § 8).

b) Deduce that one has t(Mp)≤t(M)t(M_p) \leq t(M) for every p∈Spec(A)p \in \mathrm{Spec}(A) (reduce, with the help of exerc. 2 of § 2 and 16 of § 1, to the case where AA is complete, and apply aa).

c) For the module MM to be dualizing, it is necessary and sufficient that it be faithful and that one have t(M)=1t(M) = 1 (reduce to the case where AA is complete; apply aa) and the cor. of th. 1).

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