Definition 111.40.4. Let R be a ring. An invertible module M is an R-module M such that \widetilde M is an invertible sheaf on the spectrum of R. We say M is trivial if M \cong R as an R-module.
Definition 111.40.4. Let R be a ring. An invertible module M is an R-module M such that \widetilde M is an invertible sheaf on the spectrum of R. We say M is trivial if M \cong R as an R-module.
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