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Definition 38.6.2. Let R \to S be a finite type ring map. Let \mathfrak r be a prime of R. Let N be a finite S-module. A complete dévissage of N/S/R over \mathfrak r is given by R-algebra maps

\xymatrix{ & A_1 & & A_2 & & ... & & A_ n \\ S \ar[ru] & & B_1 \ar[lu] \ar[ru] & & ... \ar[lu] \ar[ru] & & ... \ar[lu] \ar[ru] & & B_ n \ar[lu] }

finite A_ i-modules M_ i and B_ i-module maps \alpha _ i : B_ i^{\oplus r_ i} \to M_ i such that

  1. S \to A_1 is surjective and of finite presentation,

  2. B_ i \to A_{i + 1} is surjective and of finite presentation,

  3. B_ i \to A_ i is finite,

  4. R \to B_ i is smooth with geometrically irreducible fibres,

  5. N \cong M_1 as S-modules,

  6. \mathop{\mathrm{Coker}}(\alpha _ i) \cong M_{i + 1} as B_ i-modules,

  7. \alpha _ i : \kappa (\mathfrak p_ i)^{\oplus r_ i} \to M_ i \otimes _{B_ i} \kappa (\mathfrak p_ i) is an isomorphism where \mathfrak p_ i = \mathfrak rB_ i, and

  8. \mathop{\mathrm{Coker}}(\alpha _ n) = 0.

In this situation we say that (A_ i, B_ i, M_ i, \alpha _ i)_{i = 1, \ldots , n} is a complete dévissage of N/S/R over \mathfrak r.


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