Algebra, X, p. 199
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Soient A′ a k-algebra (associative and unital) and B=A⊗kA′. a) Let M be a left A-module, Q a right A-module, M′ a left A′-module, Q’ a right A′-module. Let (P,p) (resp. (P′,p′), resp. (R,r)) be a projective resolution of the A-module M (resp. of the A′-module M′, resp. of the B-module M⊗kM′). Prove that there exists a morphism of B-complexes
u:P⊗kP′→R,
unique up to homotopy, such that r∘u=p⊗p′. Define using u a k-homomorphism graded of degree zero
T:TorA(Q,M)⊗kTorA′(Q′,M′)⟶TorB(Q⊗kQ′,M⊗kM′).
Prove that T does not depend on the choice of the resolutions P,P′,R and of the morphism u. If a∈TorA(Q,M) and a′∈TorA′(Q′,M′), put T(a⊗a′)=aTa′.
b) Suppose in addition that the k-modules A and A’ are projective and that one has Tornk(M,M′)=0 for n>0. Prove that P⊗kP′ is then a projective resolution of the B-module M⊗kM′; deduce, for every A-module N and every A’-module N’, a k-homomorphism graded of degree zero
∨:ExtA(M,N)⊗kExtA′(M′,N′)⟶ExtB(M⊗kM′,N⊗kN′).
Prove that ∨ is independent of the choice of the resolutions P and P′. If b∈ExtA(M,N) and b′∈ExtA′(M′,N′), we note ∨(b⊗b′)=b∨b′.
c) Let A’’ be a third k-algebra (associative and unital), M’’ and N’’ left A’’-modules, Q’’ a right A’’-module. We identify the k-algebras A⊗k(A′⊗kA′′) and (A⊗kA′)⊗kA′′, as well as the k-modules M⊗k(M′⊗kM′′) and (M⊗kM′)⊗kM′′, N⊗k(N′⊗kN′′) and (N⊗kN′)⊗kN′′, Q⊗k(Q′⊗kQ′′) and (Q⊗kQ′)⊗kQ′′. Prove the formulas
aT(a′Ta′′)=(aTa′)Ta′′pour a∈TorA(Q,M),a′∈TorA′(Q′,M′),
a′′∈TorA′′(Q′′,M′′)
b∨(b′∨b′′)=(b∨b′)∨b′′pour b∈ExtA(M,N),b′∈ExtA′(M′,N′),
b′′∈ExtA′′(M′′,N′′).
d) Let
σ:TorA⊗kA′(Q⊗kQ′,M⊗kM′)⟶TorA′⊗kA(Q′⊗kQ,M′⊗kM)
and
τ:ExtA⊗kA′(M⊗kM′,N⊗kN′)⟶ExtA′⊗kA(M′⊗kM,N′⊗kN)
the isomorphisms deduced from the commutation isomorphisms
A⊗kA′⟶A′⊗kA,M⊗kM′⟶M′⊗kM,N⊗kN′⟶N′⊗kN,Q⊗kQ′⟶Q′⊗kQ.
Prove the formulas
σ(aTa′)=(−1)pqa′Tapour a∈TorpA(Q,M),a′∈TorqA′(Q′,M′)
τ(b∨b′)=(−1)pqb′∨bpour b∈ExtAp(M,N),b′∈ExtA′q(M′,N′).
e) Let (E):0→M2→M1→M0→0 be an exact sequence of A-modules, such that the sequence
(E⊗M′):0→M2⊗kM′→M1⊗kM′→M0⊗kM′→0
be exact. We denote δ (resp. Δ) the connecting homomorphism ∂(Q,E) (resp. ∂(Q⊗kQ′,E⊗M′). Now prove that one has (δa)Ta′=Δ(aTa′) for a∈TorA(Q,M0), a′∈TorA′(Q′,M′). Exercise prove the analogous formulas for the product ∨.
f) If k is a field, show that T is an isomorphism of graded k-modules; the same holds for ∨ if, in addition, A and A’ are left noetherian and if the A-module M and the A’-module M’ are of finite type.
g) If the modules TornA(Q,M) are identified with the sets Tn(Q,M) defined in exercise 6, prove the formula
(P,p,q)T(P′,p′,q′)=(P⊗kP′,p⊗p′,q⊗q′).