Bourbaki

Exercise 23, § 4

Commutative Algebra, II, 145

Let pp be a prime number; give an example of Z\mathbf{Z}-modules M,NM, N, where NN is finitely generated, such that M(p)≠0M_{(p)} \neq 0 and N(p)≠0N_{(p)} \neq 0, but (M⊗ZN)(p)=0(M \otimes_{\mathbf{Z}} N)_{(p)} = 0 (take M=QM = \mathbf{Q}).

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