Lemma 51.21.1. Let I be an ideal of a Noetherian ring A. For every m \geq 0 and i > 0 there exist a c = c(A, I, m, i) \geq 0 such that for every A-module M annihilated by I^ m the map
is zero for all n \geq c.
Lemma 51.21.1. Let I be an ideal of a Noetherian ring A. For every m \geq 0 and i > 0 there exist a c = c(A, I, m, i) \geq 0 such that for every A-module M annihilated by I^ m the map
is zero for all n \geq c.
Proof. By induction on i. Base case i = 1. The short exact sequence 0 \to I^ n \to A \to A/I^ n \to 0 determines an injection \text{Tor}_1^ A(M, A/I^ n) \subset I^ n \otimes _ A M, see Algebra, Remark 10.75.9. As M is annihilated by I^ m we see that the map I^ n \otimes _ A M \to I^{n - m} \otimes _ A M is zero for n \geq m. Hence the result holds with c = m.
Induction step. Let i > 1 and assume c works for i - 1. By More on Algebra, Lemma 15.27.3 applied to M = A/I^ m we can choose c' \geq 0 such that \text{Tor}_ i(A/I^ m, A/I^ n) \to \text{Tor}_ i(A/I^ m, A/I^{n - c'}) is zero for n \geq c'. Let M be annihilated by I^ m. Choose a short exact sequence
The corresponding long exact sequence of tors gives an exact sequence
for all integers n \geq 0. If n \geq c + c', then the map \text{Tor}_{i - 1}^ A(S, A/I^ n) \to \text{Tor}_{i - 1}^ A(S, A/I^{n - c}) is zero and the map \text{Tor}_ i^ A(A/I^ m, A/I^{n - c}) \to \text{Tor}_ i^ A(A/I^ m, A/I^{n - c - c'}) is zero. Combined with the short exact sequences this implies the result holds for i with constant c + c'. \square
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