Lemma 10.39.18. Let R be a ring. Let S \subset R be a multiplicative subset.
The localization S^{-1}R is a flat R-algebra.
If M is an S^{-1}R-module, then M is a flat R-module if and only if M is a flat S^{-1}R-module.
Suppose M is an R-module. Then M is a flat R-module if and only if M_{\mathfrak p} is a flat R_{\mathfrak p}-module for all primes \mathfrak p of R.
Suppose M is an R-module. Then M is a flat R-module if and only if M_{\mathfrak m} is a flat R_{\mathfrak m}-module for all maximal ideals \mathfrak m of R.
Suppose R \to A is a ring map, M is an A-module, and g_1, \ldots , g_ m \in A are elements generating the unit ideal of A. Then M is flat over R if and only if each localization M_{g_ i} is flat over R.
Suppose R \to A is a ring map, and M is an A-module. Then M is a flat R-module if and only if the localization M_{\mathfrak q} is a flat R_{\mathfrak p}-module (with \mathfrak p the prime of R lying under \mathfrak q) for all primes \mathfrak q of A.
Suppose R \to A is a ring map, and M is an A-module. Then M is a flat R-module if and only if the localization M_{\mathfrak m} is a flat R_{\mathfrak p}-module (with \mathfrak p = R \cap \mathfrak m) for all maximal ideals \mathfrak m of A.
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