Algebra, X, p. 189
Let ρ:A→B be a ring homomorphism, M,N two left B-modules, P a right B-module. a) Let LB (resp. LA) be a projective resolution of the B-module (resp. of the A-module) M. Prove that there exists an A-linear morphism of resolutions LA→LB, unique up to homotopy; deduce graded k-homomorphisms of degree zero
α:TorA(P,M)→TorB(P,M)β:ExtB(M,N)→ExtA(M,N). b) Consider the canonical homomorphisms (X, p. 109)
λ:TorA(P,M)→TorB(P⊗AB,M)μ:TorA(P,M)→TorB(P,B⊗AM) ν:ExtB(B⊗AM,N)→ExtA(M,N)ρ:ExtB(M,HomA(B,N))→ExtA(M,N). Let
m:B⊗AM→M,p:P⊗AB→B and
n:N→HomA(B,N) be the
B-homomorphisms defined by
m(b⊗x)=bx,p(y⊗b)=yb and
n(z)(b)=bz for
b∈B,x∈M,y∈P,z∈N. Prove the equalities
α=Tor(1P,m)∘μ=Tor(p,1M)∘λ β=ν∘Ext(m,1N)=ρ∘Ext(1M,n).