The global homological dimensions of trivial extensions of rings
The global homological dimensions of trivial extensions of rings
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环的平凡扩张的全局同调维数
DOI:
10.1016/0021-8693(76)90078-8
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发表时间:
1976
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0.9
通讯作者:
C. Löfwall
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作者:
C. Löfwall
Let R be a ring, and M a bimodule over R. The trivial extension R x M is as abelian group R@ M and the multiplication is given by (I, m)(r’, m’)=(rr’, rm’+ mr’). Palmer and Roos give in [ll] an almost general formula for the global homological dimension of R x M. However, their proof is incomplete. They want to prove that a spectral sequence degenerates, but they only give a proof of the fact that the first differential is zero. In this note, we prove that also the higher differentials are zero. Moreover, our methods (very similar to those in [Ill) give a completely general formula for the global homological dimension of R x M (and also for wgldim R x M). It was an idea of Roos that “multiple-Tot-” should be relevant to compute wgldim R x M. He found the definition in [lo](“multiple-Tar” is defined there in a more complicated situation, which will not be studied in this note). Let U be a left R-module, and V a right R-module. The definition of Tor (V, M, M,..., M, U) is as follows. Choose a projective resolution P, of U, choose a projective resolution of the complex M@ P,(to do this, observe that the category of complexes is an abelian category with enough projectives or use the method given in the last chapter of [l]), take the associated simple complex of this resolution, apply the functor M@ m, and so on. Apply at last the functor V@. and take the homology of the corresponding complex. One can show that the definition is independent of the choice of projective resolutions. One of the main results in this note is: wgldim R x M< n+ Tor,(V, M,..., M, U)= 0 (p copies of M) for allp, q> 0 such that p+ q= n+ 1 and all left R-modules U, and all right R-modules V. Palm& and Roos make the following assumption on M in [l 11 (which is not true in general): M has a resolution g, consisting of R-bimodules that are flat as left (or right) R-modules.(ThiS is true for instance if R is com-mutative and M is symmetric.) In this case, we have Tor (V, M,..., M, U)= 287