Proof.
By definition H^0_ I(M) = M[I^\infty ] is I-power torsion. By Lemma 47.9.1 we see that
H^0_ Z(M) = \mathop{\mathrm{Ker}}(M \longrightarrow M_{f_1} \times \ldots \times M_{f_ r})
if I = (f_1, \ldots , f_ r). Thus H^0_ I(M) \subset H^0_ Z(M) and conversely, if x \in H^0_ Z(M), then it is annihilated by a f_ i^{e_ i} for some e_ i \geq 1 hence annihilated by some power of I. This proves the first equality and moreover N is I-power torsion. By Lemma 47.8.1 we see that R\Gamma _ I(N) = N. By Lemma 47.9.1 we see that R\Gamma _ Z(N) = N. This proves the higher vanishing of H^ p_ I(N) and H^ p_ Z(N) in (1) and (2). The vanishing of H^0_ I(M') and H^0_ Z(M') follow from the preceding remarks and the fact that M' is I-power torsion free by More on Algebra, Lemma 15.88.4. The equality of higher cohomologies for M and M' follow immediately from the long exact cohomology sequence.
\square
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