Suppose that A and B are Noetherian and that B is a flat A-module. Let E be an A-module and E′ a submodule of E such that, for every ideal p∈AssA(E/E′), pB is a prime ideal of B or equal to B. Let E′=⋂p∈Ass(E/E′)Q(p) be a reduced primary decomposition of E′ in E, Q(p) being p-primary for all p∈Ass(E/E′). (i) If p∈Ass(E/E′) and pB=B, then Q(p)⊗AB=E⊗AB. (ii) If p∈Ass(E/E′) and pB is prime, Q(p) is pB*-primary* in E⊗AB. (iii) If Φ is the set p∈Ass(E/E′) such that pB is prime, then
E′⊗AB=p∈Φ⋂(Q(p)⊗AB) and this relation is a reduced primary decomposition of E′⊗AB in E⊗AB.
If pB=B, Theorem 2 applied to E/Q(p) and B shows that
AssB((E/Q(p))⊗AB)=∅ and, as
B is Noetherian and is a flat
A-module, we conclude (§ 1, no. 1, Corollary 1 to Proposition 2) that
Q(p)⊗AB=E⊗AB. Assertion (ii) follows from Corollary 2 to Theorem 2, taking
P=pB. Finally the relation
E′⊗AB=⋂p∈Φ(Q(p)⊗AB) follows from the fact that
B is a flat
A-module (Chapter I, § 2, no. 6, Proposition 6); as
p=ρ−1(pB) for
p∈Φ (Lemma 1),
pB=p′B for two distinct ideals
p,p′ of the set
Φ; on the other hand,
Ass((E⊗AB)/(E′⊗AB))=Φ by Theorem 2; we conclude from no. 3, Proposition 4 that
E′⊗AB=p∈Φ⋂(Q(p)⊗AB) is a reduced primary decomposition.
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.