Proposition 8
Tag 0CRT, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 0CRT].
Commutative Algebra, chapter VIII, § 6. Dimension des anneaux gradués
a) One has . b) The following conditions are equivalent: (i) ; (ii) the noetherian local ring is regular; (iii) is generated as an -algebra by a family of homogeneous elements of degrees , algebraically independent over . c) Assume the conditions of b) satisfied, and let be homogeneous elements of degrees . The following conditions are equivalent: (i) the classes of the form a basis of the -vector space ; (ii) the form a system of coordinates of the regular noetherian local ring ;
(iii) the are algebraically independent over and generate as an -algebra.
One has (No. 2, th. 1), and (II, § 3, No. 3, prop. 9); after § 5, No. 1, this implies and the equivalences (i) (ii) in and . The two implications (iii) (i) in and are trivial. Let us prove the implications (i) (iii). Assume therefore that one has and let be homogeneous elements of , of degrees , whose classes form a basis of ; consider the homomorphism of graded algebras which sends to . The ideal of is generated by the (A, II, p. 171, cor. 2 and remark); consequently the homomorphism is surjective (III, § 1, No. 2, prop. 1). But one has
(§ 2, No. 4, cor. 1 of th. 3), therefore since is an integral domain. This implies assertions (iii).
Under the hypotheses of , one says that is a regular graded -algebra, or a polynomial graded -algebra. Under the hypotheses of , one says that the form a graded system of coordinates of .
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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