Gorenstein homomorphisms of noncommutative rings

Gorenstein homomorphisms of noncommutative rings
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非交换环的 Gorenstein 同态

DOI:
10.1006/jabr.1998.7608
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发表时间:
1999
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影响因子:
0.9
通讯作者:
Peter Jørgensen
Peter Jørgensen
中科院分区:
数学3区
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Peter Jørgensen

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Let R and S be connected graded noetheriank-algebras (kis a field) with balanced dualizing complexes. Let ρ: R→ Sbe a graded algebra homomorphism such that fd R (S)<∞ and fd R opp (S)<∞. We then define what it means for ρ to be a Gorenstein homomorphism, and set up a theory for such homomorphisms which relativizes the classical theory of Gorenstein-ness; that is, lifts it from the level of algebras to the level of homomorphisms. One point about Gorenstein homomorphisms is that they transfer homological properties between domain and target in a good way. For instance, we obtain: Theorem (" Ascent-descent").[equation] We also apply the theory to the canonical homomorphismk→ S, and here it turns out by a pleasant surprise to give: Theorem. Sis left AS-Gorenstein⇔ Sis right AS-Gorenstein. These and other results owe their existence to the good behavior of Bass-numbers under Gorenstein homomorphisms, exemplified by: Theorem (" Base-change"). If ρ is a Gorenstein homomorphism, andX∈ D b fg (GrR), then there are equalities of Bass-numbers, μ i+ depth (S) S (S L⊗ R X)+ μ i+ depth (R) R (X). Here μ j R (X) is thejth Bass-number ofXoverR, defined byμ j R (X)+ dim i Ext j R (k, X). As mentioned, we show in addition to the above theorems that the theory of Gorenstein homomorphisms contains generalizations of some classical results on Gorenstein algebras.