Noether-Lasker decomposition of coherent analytic subsheaves
Noether-Lasker decomposition of coherent analytic subsheaves
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相干解析副滑轮的 Noether-Lasker 分解
DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9947-1969-0234019-8
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发表时间:
1969
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Y. Siu
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作者:
Y. Siu
In this paper we develop the theory of Noether-Lasker decomposition of coherent analytic subsheaves as an analogue of the algebraic Noether-Lasker decomposition of ideals in Noetherian rings. The decomposition can be described as follows: Suppose 9Y is a coherent analytic subsheaf of a coherent analytic sheaf Y on a complex space (X, d') in the sense of Grauert. For every point x of X, Y, as an (9,-submodule of J, has a Noether-Lasker decomposition into primary (0-submodules of 9x. The radicals of these primary submodules are prime ideals of (9, which define subvariety-germs of X at x. These subvariety germs are pieced together to form global irreducible subvarieties of X which we call associated subvarieties of Y. A coherent subsheaf of Y which has only one associated subvariety is called primary. We prove that every coherent analytic subsheaf can be represented as the intersection of "locally finite" primary subsheaves. This representation is what we call the Noether-Lasker decomposition of the coherent analytic subsheaf. If (X, () is Stein, then a coherent analytic proper subsheaf .9 of a coherent analytic sheaf SY is primary if and only if F(X, Y) is a primary submodule of the F(X, ()-module r(X, Y). The Noether-Lasker decomposition of subsheaves is derived from the gapsheaf theory of Thimm [4]. In part I of this paper we give an exposition of Thimm's theory of gap-sheaves by sheaf-theoretical methods. In part II of this paper we establish the Noether-Lasker decomposition of coherent analytic subsheaves.