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Lemma 15.74.13. Let R be a ring. Let K^\bullet be a complex of R-modules. Let R \to R' be a faithfully flat ring map. If the complex K^\bullet \otimes _ R R' is perfect, then K^\bullet is perfect.

Proof. Using Lemma 15.74.2 this translates into the corresponding results for pseudo-coherent modules and modules of finite tor dimension. See Lemma 15.66.17 and Lemma 15.64.15 for those results. \square


Comments (4)

Comment #1689 by David Rydh on

This result should be about the descent of perfectness, not tor-amplitude (which is 068S). The proof is correct, but does not match the statement...

Comment #7918 by Peng Du on

What is a, b relevant here?

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