F-purity and rational singularity
F-purity and rational singularity
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F-纯粹性和有理奇点
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1983
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R. Fedder
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R. Fedder
We investigate singularities which are F-pure (respectively F-pure type). A ring R of characteristic p is F-pure if for every R-module M, 0 M ? R M ? 'R is exact where 1R denotes the R-algebra structure induced on R via the Frobenius map (if r E R and s E 1R, then r s = rPs in 1R). F-pure type is defined in characteristic 0 by reducing to characteristicp. It is proven that when R = S/I is the quotient of a regular local ring S, R is F-pure at the prime ideal Q if and only if (I[PI: I) ? Q[P]. Here, J[P] denotes the ideal {aP I a E J}. Several theorems result from this criterion. If f is a quasihomogeneous hypersurface having weights (r1,...,r) and an isolated singularity at the origin: (1) 17 1ri > I implies K[X1,. X]/(f) has F-pure type at m = (X1,. X). (2) 1n I ri < I implies K [ X1 .Xn ]/(f) does not have F-pure type at m. (3) 1%= 1ri = I remains unsolved, but does connect with a problem that number theorists have studied for many years. This theorem parallels known results about rational singularities. It is also proven that classifying F-pure singularities for complete intersection ideals can be reduced to classifying such singularities for hypersurfaces, and that the F-pure locus in the maximal spectrum of K [ X1, . Xn ]/I, where K is a perfect field of characteristic P, is Zariski open. An important conjecture is that R/fR is F-pure (type) should imply R is F-pure (type) whenever R is a Cohen-Macauley, normal local ring. It is proven that Ext1( 1R, R) = 0 is a sufficient, though not necessary, condition. A local ring (R, m) of characteristic p is F-injective if the Frobenius map induces an injection on the local cohomology modules H' (R) H' (1R). An example is constructed which is F-injective but not F-pure. From this a counterexample to the conjecture that R/fR is F-pure implies R is F-pure is constructed. However, it is not a domain, much less normal. Moreover, it does not lead to a counterexample to the characteristic 0 version of the conjecture. 0. Introduction. Let R be a ring of characteristic p and let 'R denote the ring R viewed as an R-module via the Frobenius map F(r) = rP. R is F-pure if for every R-module M, 0 -R ? M -4'R ? M is exact. A notion of F-pure type is then defined in characteristic 0 by reduction to characteristicp. F-pure rings are connected with invariant theory and appear in the proof that the ring of invariants of a linearly reductive affine linear group acting on a regular ring is Cohen-Macaulay [3]. It has also been demonstrated that F-purity measures good singularities in the sense that it implies a great deal of simplification in the computation of local cohomology [1]. Received by the editors March 30, 1982 and, in revised form, August 3, 1982. 1980 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 13H99. ?1983 American Mathematical Society 0002-9947/82/0000-0829/$05.25