For a flat finite module, the fiber dimension agrees with the rank at the stalk.
Lemma 25 (Lec 12), part 1: the fiber Îș(đ) â_R M of a finitely generated module
is finite-dimensional over the residue field.
Lemma 25 (Lec 12): the fiber M â_R Îș(p) vanishes at p iff p is not in the
support of M.
Lemma 25 (Lec 12): the support of a finitely generated module is a closed subset
of Spec R (cut out by the annihilator).
The base change A â_R (†: Submodule R M) ââ[A] A â_R M: tensoring with the
inclusion of the top submodule is an isomorphism.
Instances For
The minimal number of generators of M (spanFinrank of the top submodule) is
invariant under linear equivalences.
Over a local ring, the dimension of the fiber Îș â_R M equals the minimal number
of generators of M (Nakayama).
Bridge between fiber dimension and the localized module: fiberDim M đ equals the
minimal number of generators of the stalk M_đ.
Lemma 25 (Lec 12) â Upper semi-continuity of fiber dimension: if đ â đź are
primes, then fiberDim M đ †fiberDim M đź.
Forward direction of the local-free criterion: if M is free over a local domain,
then fiber dimension at the closed point equals fiber dimension at the generic point.
Reverse direction of the local-free criterion: over a local Noetherian domain, if
the fiber dimensions at the closed and generic points coincide, then M is free.
Lemma 25 (Lec 12) â Local-free criterion: over a local Noetherian domain, a finite module is free iff its fiber dimensions at the closed and generic points agree.