“…Let E be an R-module and the flat T (R)-module (2). Now by Proposition 4.1 (5) we have a t −1 (CSupp R (E)) = Supp T (R) (F ) and a t(Supp T (R) (F )) = CSupp R (E), because a t is surjective. Hence, a t induces an homeomorphism Supp T (R) (F ) → CSupp R (E) for the constructible topology.…”
Section: The Constructible Support Of a Modulementioning
When E is an R-module over a commutative unital ring R, the Zariski closure of its support is of the form V(O(E)) where O(E) is a unique radical ideal. We give an explicit form of O(E) and study its behavior under various operations of algebra. Applications are given, in particular for ring extensions of commutative unital rings whose supports are closed. We provide some applications to crucial and critical ideals of ring extensions.
“…Let E be an R-module and the flat T (R)-module (2). Now by Proposition 4.1 (5) we have a t −1 (CSupp R (E)) = Supp T (R) (F ) and a t(Supp T (R) (F )) = CSupp R (E), because a t is surjective. Hence, a t induces an homeomorphism Supp T (R) (F ) → CSupp R (E) for the constructible topology.…”
Section: The Constructible Support Of a Modulementioning
When E is an R-module over a commutative unital ring R, the Zariski closure of its support is of the form V(O(E)) where O(E) is a unique radical ideal. We give an explicit form of O(E) and study its behavior under various operations of algebra. Applications are given, in particular for ring extensions of commutative unital rings whose supports are closed. We provide some applications to crucial and critical ideals of ring extensions.
“…In the realm of epimorphisms of commutative rings there are some highly non-trivial results in the literature. For instance, "every finite type epimorphism of rings which is also injective and flat then it is of finite presentation", see [2,Theorem 1.1]. A special case of this result was announced in [7,Corollary 3.4.7].…”
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