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24 April 2024
 
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Relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules with a view toward relative Cohen-Macaulay modules
M. Mast Zohouri ; Kh. Ahmadi Amoli ; S.O. Faramarzi ;
Date 15 Jul 2016
AbstractLet $R$ be a commutative Noetherian ring and $M$ be a finite $R$-module. We introduce and study the concept of relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules with respect to a proper ideal $I$ of $R$. For a complete local ring $(R,mathfrak{m})$, we show that $I$ contains a regular element on $D_{R}(H^{c}_{I}(M))$, where $c=operatorname{cd}(I,M)$ and as its application, a non-zerodivisor characterization of relative Cohen-Macaulay modules is given. Furthermore, a characterization of cohomological dimension filtration of $M$ by the associated prime ideals of its factors is given. As a corollary of this characterization, we present a cohomological dimension filtration for certain modules. Also, we provide some results about relative Cohen-Macaulay modules.
Source arXiv, 1607.4529
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