Abstract: The focus of this paper is on a poorly understood invariant of a commutative noetherian local ring with residue field : the stable cohomology modules , defined for each by Benson and Carlson, Mislin, and Vogel; it coincides with Tate cohomology when is Gorenstein. It is proved that important properties of , such as being regular, complete intersection, or Gorenstein, are detected by the -rank of for an arbitrary . Such numerical characterizations are made possible by results on the structure of -graded -algebra carried by . It is proved that in many cases this algebra is determined by the absolute cohomology algebra through a canonical homomorphism .
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