Bourbaki

Proposition 3

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Commutative Algebra, chapter X, § 3. Profondeur et dimension homologique

Let AA be a noetherian ring, MM a finitely generated AA-module, and NN an AA-module.

a) One has

dpA(M)=sup⁡pdpAp(Mp),diA(N)=sup⁡pdiAp(Np),dh(A)=sup⁡pdh(Ap), \mathrm{dp}_A(M) = \sup_p \mathrm{dp}_{A_p}(M_p) , \quad \mathrm{di}_A(N) = \sup_p \mathrm{di}_{A_p}(N_p) , \quad \mathrm{dh}(A) = \sup_p \mathrm{dh}(A_p) ,

where pp ranges over the set of prime ideals (resp. maximal ideals) of AA.

b) The mapping p↦dpAp(Mp)p \mapsto \mathrm{dp}_{A_p}(M_p) of Spec(A)\mathrm{Spec}(A) into Z‾\overline{\mathbf{Z}} is upper semi-continuous.

Let us prove a). Let nn be an integer ⩾0\geqslant 0. Suppose that one has dpA(M)<n\mathrm{dp}_A(M) < n. For every prime ideal pp of AA and every ApA_p-module QQ, the ApA_p-module ExtAn(Mp,Q)\mathrm{Ext}_A^n(M_p, Q) is isomorphic to (ExtAn(M,Q))p(\mathrm{Ext}_A^n(M, Q))_p (Prop. 2), hence is zero; one deduces the inequality

Let us prove b). Let p be a prime ideal of A and n = dp_{A_p}(M_p). Let us show that there exists a neighbourhood U of p in Spec(A) such that one has dp_{A_q}(M_q) \leq n for every q \in U. This is clear if n = +\infty ; if n = -\infty , this follows from the fact that the support of M is closed. Suppose now that n is finite and choose an exact sequence of A-modules

Pn−1→dn−1Pn−2⟶…⟶P0→d0M→0, P_{n-1} \xrightarrow{d_{n-1}} P_{n-2} \longrightarrow \ldots \longrightarrow P_0 \xrightarrow{d_0} M \to 0 ,
where the P_i are free of finite type (A, X, p. 53, Prop. 6). Put P = Ker d_{n-1} ; this is a module of finite presentation. The A_p-module P_p is projective (A, X, p. 134, Prop. 1), hence free (II, § 3, No. 2, Cor. 2 of Prop. 5). By II, § 5, No. 1, Cor. of Prop. 2, there exists an element f of A - p such that the A_f-module P_f is free; the A_q-module P_q is then free for every element q of the open set U of Spec(A) formed by the prime ideals not containing f . This proves b).

Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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