Exercise 6, § 1
Commutative Algebra, IV, 287
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let A be a ring and E an A-module.
(a) Show that for a prime ideal p of A to belong to Supp(E), it is necessary and sufficient that there exist a submodule F of E such that (to see that the condition is necessary, consider a submodule F of E of the form px, where ; to see that the condition is sufficient, use Proposition 7 of no. 3).
(b) Suppose that A is Noetherian and E finitely generated. Show that for every prime ideal , there exists a composition series of E such that, for , is isomorphic to , where is a prime ideal and one of the is equal to p.
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