Lemma 10.101.4. Let \varphi : R \to R' be a ring map. Let I \subset R be an ideal. Let M be an R-module. Assume
M/IM is flat over R/I, and
R' \otimes _ R M is flat over R'.
Set I_2 = \varphi ^{-1}(\varphi (I^2)R'). Then M/I_2M is flat over R/I_2.
Lemma 10.101.4. Let \varphi : R \to R' be a ring map. Let I \subset R be an ideal. Let M be an R-module. Assume
M/IM is flat over R/I, and
R' \otimes _ R M is flat over R'.
Set I_2 = \varphi ^{-1}(\varphi (I^2)R'). Then M/I_2M is flat over R/I_2.
Proof. We may replace R, M, and R' by R/I_2, M/I_2M, and R'/\varphi (I)^2R'. Then I^2 = 0 and \varphi is injective. By Lemma 10.99.8 and the fact that I^2 = 0 it suffices to prove that \text{Tor}^ R_1(R/I, M) = K = \mathop{\mathrm{Ker}}(I \otimes _ R M \to M) is zero. Set M' = M \otimes _ R R' and I' = IR'. By assumption the map I' \otimes _{R'} M' \to M' is injective. Hence K maps to zero in
Then I \to I' is an injective map of R/I-modules. Since M/IM is flat over R/I the map
is injective. This implies that K is zero in I \otimes _ R M = I \otimes _{R/I} M/IM as desired. \square
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