On the modules of m-integrable derivations in non-zero characteristic

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DOI10.1016/J.AIM.2012.01.015zbMATH Open1242.14015arXiv1106.1391OpenAlexW1517132175MaRDI QIDQ409622FDOQ409622


Authors: Luis Narváez-Macarro Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 13 April 2012

Published in: Advances in Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: Let k be a commutative ring and A a commutative k-algebra. Given a positive integer m, or m=infty, we say that a k-linear derivation delta of A is m-integrable if it extends up to a Hasse--Schmidt derivation D=(Id,D1=delta,D2,...,Dm) of A over k of length m. This condition is automatically satisfied for any m under one of the following orthogonal hypotheses: (1) k contains the rational numbers and A is arbitrary, since we can take Di=fracdeltaii!; (2) k is arbitrary and A is a smooth k-algebra. The set of m-integrable derivations of A over k is an A-module which will be denoted by Iderk(A;m). In this paper we prove that, if A is a finitely presented k-algebra and m is a positive integer, then a k-linear derivation delta of A is m-integrable if and only if the induced derivation deltamathfrakp:AmathfrakpoAmathfrakp is m-integrable for each prime ideal mathfrakpsubsetA. In particular, for any locally finitely presented morphism of schemes f:XoS and any positive integer m, the S-derivations of X which are locally m-integrable form a quasi-coherent submodule fIderS(OOX;m)subsetfDerS(OOX) such that, for any affine open sets U=SpecAsubsetX and V=SpecksubsetS, with f(U)subsetV, we have Gamma(U,fIderS(OOX;m))=Iderk(A;m) and fIderS(OOX;m)p=IderOOS,f(p)(OOX,p;m) for each pinX. We also give, for each positive integer m, an algorithm to decide whether all derivations are m-integrable or not.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1106.1391




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