Gorenstein dimensions
Auslander classBass classCohen-Macaulay local ringsderived categorydualizing complexFoxby dualityGorenstein dimensionGorenstein flat dimensionGorenstein injective dimensionGorenstein projective dimensionhyperhomologyreflexive complex
Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to commutative algebra (13-02) Syzygies, resolutions, complexes and commutative rings (13D02) Homological dimension and commutative rings (13D05) Homological functors on modules of commutative rings (Tor, Ext, etc.) (13D07) Commutative Noetherian rings and modules (13E05) Special types (Cohen-Macaulay, Gorenstein, Buchsbaum, etc.) (13H10) Resolutions; derived functors (category-theoretic aspects) (18G10) Relative homological algebra, projective classes (category-theoretic aspects) (18G25)
This book deals with Gorenstein dimensions of Noetherian rings. The Gorenstein dimension was defined and used by Auslander to characterize Gorenstein local rings. Properties of the Gorenstein dimension are parallelized in the book under review to those of the projective dimension, and in this context the Auslander class is introduced. Extending the theory to non-finite modules yields the concept of Gorenstein projective dimension. Also are studied Gorenstein flat dimension and Gorenstein injective dimension. I quote from the author's synopsis: ``As indicated in this short outline, the monograph focuses on the Gorenstein dimensions ability to characterize Gorenstein rings; and the coverage of interrelations between Gorenstein dimensions takes clues from the domestic triangle: projective-injective-flat dimension. We now briefly review the contents of each chapter. In chapter 1 (``The classical Gorenstein dimension) the G-class for finite modules is defined and studied. The G-dimension of finite modules is defined using resolutions in the G-class and is compared with the projective dimension. Chapter 2 extends the G-dimension to complexes with finite homology; as indicated by its title (``G-dimension and reflexive complexes), reflexive complexes play here a crucial role. I quote from chapter 3 (``Auslander categories): ``For a local ring \(R\) with a dualizing complex we will introduce \(\dots\) two full subcategories of \(R\)-complexes: the Auslander class and the Bass class. They are -- together with the full subcategory of reflexive complexes -- known as Auslander categories, and they are linked together by Foxby equivalence. Chapter 4 (``G-projectivity) extends the theory of chapter 1 to non-finite modules using Gorenstein projective modules, which were introduced by Enochs and Jenda. Chapter 5 (``G-flatness) deals with ``Gorenstein flat modules: a notion which includes both usually flat modules and Gorenstein projective modules. In the study of the Gorenstein flat dimension the author uses the restricted Tor-dimension introduced by Foxby. Chapter 6 (``G-injectivity) introduces Gorenstein injective modules and Gorenstein injective dimension. In this chapter is also studied the duality between G-flatness and G-injectivity. Especially strong results are described in this book over Cohen-Macaulay local rings. The book is very well written; new concepts and results are compared with the classical ones, and ample motivations are provided. For the benefit of the reader an appendix on hyperhomological algebra (homological algebra for complexes rather than for modules) is included. The book is useful for both research and teaching: it can be used for graduate courses and seminars.
- Derived equivalences and Serre duality for Gorenstein algebras.
- Gorenstein differential graded algebras
- Gorenstein homological dimensions.
- Restricted homological dimensions and Cohen-Macaulayness
- Local homology, Koszul homology and Serre classes
- Totally reflexive modules and Poincaré series
- A study of quasi-Gorenstein rings
- Triangulated equivalence between a homotopy category and a triangulated quotient category
- Relative singularity categories with respect to Gorenstein flat modules
- Linkage of modules with respect to a semidualizing module
- An Auslander-Buchweitz approximation approach to (pre)silting subcategories in triangulated categories
- Tate cohomology for complexes with finite Gorenstein AC-injective dimension
- Depth formulas, restricted Tor-dimension under base change
- Homological dimensions of rigid modules
- Quasi Cohen-Macaulay properties of local homomorphisms
- Foxby equivalence, complete modules, and torsion modules
- Complete intersection dimensions for complexes
- On the category of modules of Gorenstein dimension zero. II
- Preservation of quasi-isomorphisms of complexes
- New results related to a conjecture of Moore.
- A note on symmetry in the vanishing of Ext
- Classifying thick subcategories of the stable category of Cohen-Macaulay modules
- On Gorenstein projective dimensions of unbounded complexes
- Associated primes and syzygies of linked modules
- Modules that detect finite homological dimensions
- Trace ideals of canonical modules, annihilators of Ext modules, and classes of rings close to being Gorenstein
- Resolving subcategories whose finitely presented module categories are abelian
- A categorical approach to linkage
- Totally acyclic approximations
- Quasi-projective dimension
- Base change along the Frobenius endomorphism and the Gorenstein property
- A new approach to projectivity in the categories of complexes
- Some characterizations of Auslander and Bass classes
- Comparisons between annihilators of Tor and Ext
- Homological aspects of derivation modules and critical case of the Herzog-Vasconcelos conjecture
- Spanier-Whitehead categories of resolving subcategories and comparison with singularity categories
- A generalization of Gorenstein injective modules
- On the depth and reflexivity of tensor products
- Level and Gorenstein projective dimension
- Reducing invariants and total reflexivity
- Burch ideals and Burch rings
- On the vanishing of self extensions over algebras
- Totally reflexive modules over rings that are close to Gorenstein
- On the vanishing of the theta invariant and a conjecture of Huneke and Wiegand
- Grothendieck groups, convex cones and maximal Cohen-Macaulay points
- Finitistic dimension conjectures via Gorenstein projective dimension
- Bounds on depth of tensor products of modules
- On the Auslander-Reiten conjecture for algebras
- Almost Gorenstein rings - towards a theory of higher dimension
- \( \infty \)-tilting theory
- A Bass equality for Gorenstein injective dimension of modules finite over homomorphisms
- Finiteness criteria in quasi-resolving subcategories
- Virtual Gorensteinness over group algebras.
- Gorenstein homological aspects of monomorphism categories via Morita rings
- On the finiteness of Gorenstein homological dimensions
- Separated monic representations. I: Gorenstein-projective modules
- Thick tensor ideals of right bounded derived categories
- Auslander-Reiten conjecture and Auslander-Reiten duality
- On the generalization of Faltings' annihilator theorem
- T_C-Gorenstein projective, L_C-Gorenstein injective and H_C-Gorenstein flat modules
- On growth in minimal totally acyclic complexes
- Homological dimensions and semidualizing complexes
- On the growth of the Betti sequence of the canonical module
- Cohen-Macaulay isolated singularities with a dualizing module.
- Characterizing local rings via homological dimensions and regular sequences
- On the category of modules of Gorenstein dimension zero
- Syzygy modules with semidualizing or G-projective summands
- Syzygies and tensor product of modules
- Cohomological supports over derived complete intersections and local rings
- Intersections of resolving subcategories and intersections of thick subcategories
- Monic modules and semi-Gorenstein-projective modules
- Cotilting with balanced big Cohen-Macaulay modules
- Cohen-Macaulay Noetherian algebras
- Semi-dualizing complexes and their Auslander categories. -- Appendix: Chain defects
- Gorenstein dimension and torsion of modules over commutative noetherian rings
- Canonical modules of complexes
- When every pure ideal is projective
- Ulrich ideals and almost Gorenstein rings
- Strongly Gorenstein Flat Dimensions of Complexes
- Progress on the Auslander-Reiten conjecture
- Gorenstein projective resolvents
- Super Finitely Presented Modules and Gorenstein Projective Modules
- Filtrations of totally reflexive modules
- Gorenstein flat and cotorsion dimensions of unbounded complexes
- On strongly Gorenstein FP-injective modules
- Weak AB-context for FP-injective modules with respect to semidualizing modules
- Residues and duality for singularity categories of isolated Gorenstein singularities
- Gorenstein dimension and AS-Gorenstein algebras.
- Covers and envelopes of complexes.
- On Gorenstein injectivity of top local cohomology modules
- Local homology and Gorenstein flat modules
- Coherent rings and Gorenstein yoke modules.
- \(G_{C}\)-projective, injective and flat modules under change of rings
- Depth Formula via Complete Intersection Flat Dimension
- Coherent Rings and Gorenstein FP-Injective Modules
- G-Gorenstein modules
- Finiteness criteria in Gorenstein homological algebra
- GORENSTEIN DIMENSIONS MODULO A REGULAR ELEMENT
- Relative tor functors for level modules with respect to a semidualizing bimodule
- Stable local cohomology
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