Exercise 111.40.3. Algebra.
Show that an invertible {\mathcal O}_ X-module on an affine scheme \mathop{\mathrm{Spec}}(A) corresponds to an A-module M which is (i) finite, (ii) projective, (iii) locally free of rank 1, and hence (iv) flat, and (v) finitely presented. (Feel free to quote things from last semesters course; or from algebra books.)
Suppose that A is a domain and that M is a module as in (a). Show that M is isomorphic as an A-module to an ideal I \subset A such that IA_{\mathfrak p} is principal for every prime {\mathfrak p}.
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