Cyclic purity versus purity in excellent Noetherian rings
Cyclic purity versus purity in excellent Noetherian rings
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DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9947-1977-0463152-5
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发表时间:
1977-02
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
M. Hochster
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作者:
M. Hochster
A characterization is given of those Noetherian rings R such that whenever R is ideally closed (= cyclically pure) in an extension algebra S, then R is pure in S. In fact, R has this property if and only if the completion (A, m) of each local ring of R at a maximal ideal has the following two equivalent properties: (i) For each integer N > 0 there is an m-primary irreducible ideal IN C mN. (ii) Either dim^ = 0 and A is Gorenstein or else depth A > 1 and there is no P e Ass(A) such that diia(A/P) = 1 and (A/P) ® (A/P) is embeddable in A. It is then shown that if R is a locally excellent Noetherian ring such that either R is reduced (or, more generally, such that R is genetically Gorenstein), or such that Ass(Ä) contains no primes of coheight M ® E is injective. A case of particular interest is the one where N = R and E = S is an extension algebra of R: in this case the cyclic purity of R in 5 asserts that for every ideal I of R, IS D R = I (let E = R/I in the definition of cyclic purity). This condition is sometimes expressed by the phrase "i? is ideally closed in 5". Quite generally, if M/N is finitely presented, then N is pure in M if and only if N is a direct summand of M. We refer the reader to [3], [14], [15], [20, p. 64], and [24] for basic facts about purity. Our original objective was to give a really useful condition on a Noetherian Received by the editors February 23, 1976. AMS (A/05) subject classifications (1970). Primary 13E05, 13H10, 13B99, 13C99. (') The author was supported, in part, by a grant from the National Science Foundation. « American Mathematical Society 1977