1974
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8693(74)90170-7
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Finiteness in flat modules and algebras

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“…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
confidence: 97%
“…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
confidence: 97%
“…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].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%