Exercise 18, § 5
Commutative Algebra, II, 152
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let A be a ring, P a faithful finitely generated projective A-module, B the A-algebra , E a left B-module and F the A-module . Show that the canonical homomorphism
defined in Algebra, Chapter VIII, § 1, no. 4, is bijective. (Reduce it to the case where A is a local ring as in Exercise 17 (c); in this case apply Exercise 9 of Algebra, Chapter VIII, § 1, observing that and are canonically isomorphic A-modules.)
Show that there exists a strictly increasing bijection of the set of sub-A-modules of F onto the set of sub-B-modules of E (same method).
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