Ring Homomorphisms and Finite Gorenstein Dimension
The authors study the local structure of a homomorphism \(\varphi: R \to S\) of commutative noetherian rings. Earlier work has shown that properties of \(\varphi\) control the transfer of local properties between \(R\) and \(S\) provided the \(R\)-Module \(S_{{\mathfrak q}}\) has finite flat dimension for all prime ideals \({\mathfrak q}\) of \(S\). In the present paper, the authors consider the larger class of homomorphisms where finite flat dimension is replaced by finite Gorenstein dimension (G-dimension). The G-dimension is a finer invariant than the projective dimension: they are equal when the latter is finite, but over a Gorenstein ring all finitely generated modules have finite G-dimension. The authors begin by studying the local case. If \(\varphi: (R,{\mathfrak m}) \to (S,{\mathfrak n})\) is a local homomorphism then, by a result of \textit{L. L. Avramov, H.-B. Foxby} and \textit{B. Herzog} in J. Algebra 164, No. 1, 124-145 (1994; Zbl 0798.13002), the induced map from \(R\) to the completion \(\widehat{S}\) has a Cohen factorization \(R\dot\varphi \rightarrow R'\varphi' \rightarrow \widehat{S}\) where \(\dot{\varphi}\) is flat, \(\varphi'\) is surjective, \(R'\) is a complete local ring and \(\widehat{S}/{\mathfrak m} \widehat{S}\) is regular. Then \(\varphi\) is said to have finite G-dimension if \(\widehat{S}\) has finite G-dimension as \(R'\)-module. It is proved that this is well-defined, i.e., independent of the chosen Cohen factorization. If \(\varphi\) has finite flat dimension then its G-dimension is finite, too. The main tool to study \(\varphi\) is its dualizing complex. If the local homomorphism \(\varphi\) has finite G-dimension then its dualizing complex has properties similar to the ones of the dualizing complex of a local ring. In particular, it is unique up to translations and does exist provided \(R\) and \(S\) have a dualizing complex or \(\varphi\) has a Gorenstein factorization. The Bass series of \(\varphi\) is defined by means of the Betti numbers of the dualizing complex of \(\widehat{\varphi}\). If \(\varphi\) has finite G-dimension then the Bass series of \(R, S, \varphi\) are related by \(I_S(t) = I_R(t) \cdot I_{\varphi}(t)\). If \(\varphi\) has finite G-dimension and its Bass series is a Laurent polynomial then \(\varphi\) is said to be quasi-Gorenstein at \({\mathfrak n}\). If even the flat dimension of \(\varphi\) is finite then \(\varphi\) is called Gorenstein at \({\mathfrak n}\). An arbitrary ring homomorphism \(\varphi: R \to S\) is called quasi-Gorenstein if \(\varphi_{\mathfrak q}: R_{{\mathfrak q} \cap R} \to S_{\mathfrak q}\) is quasi-Gorenstein at all prime ideals \({\mathfrak q}\) of \(S\). Such a homomorphism has essentially all the stability properties of Gorenstein homomorphisms as established by \textit{L. L. Avramov} and \textit{H.-B. Foxby} in ``Locally Gorenstein homomorphisms [Am. J. Math. 114, No. 5, 1007-1047 (1992; Zbl 0769.13007)] and ``Cohen-Macaulay properties of ring homomorphisms [Adv. Math. 133, No. 1, 54-95 (1998)], including flat base change and flat descent. Most concepts and arguments developed in the paper use derived categories. The authors prove the equivalence of certain Auslander categories which generalizes a result of \textit{R. Y. Sharp} in ``Finitely generated modules of finite injective dimension over certain Cohen-Macaulay rings [Proc. Lond. Math. Soc., III. Ser. 25, 302-328 (1972; Zbl 0244.13015)].
- Gorenstein homomorphisms of noncommutative rings
- Homological identities for differential graded algebras.
- Gorenstein differential graded algebras
- Gorenstein homological dimensions.
- Construction of modules with finite homological dimensions
- Restricted homological dimensions and Cohen-Macaulayness
- Quillen equivalences for stable categories
- Linkage of modules with respect to a semidualizing module
- Tate homology of modules based on Tate \(\mathcal {F}_C\)-resolutions
- Relative singularity categories, Gorenstein objects and silting theory
- Quasi Cohen-Macaulay properties of local homomorphisms
- Foxby equivalence, complete modules, and torsion modules
- Local cohomology modules and Gorenstein injectivity with respect to a semidualizing module
- Locally complete intersection homomorphisms and a conjecture of Quillen on the vanishing of cotangent homology
- Generic constructions and semidualizing modules
- A categorical approach to linkage
- Complete intersection Hom injective dimension
- Linkage of modules by reflexive morphisms
- Some characterizations of Auslander and Bass classes
- Relative weak injective and weak flat modules with respect to a semidualizing module
- Characterizing Gorenstein rings using contracting endomorphisms
- Adic Foxby classes
- Semidualizing modules of \(2\times2\) ladder determinantal rings
- A Bass equality for Gorenstein injective dimension of modules finite over homomorphisms
- Regularity over homomorphisms and a Frobenius characterization of Koszul algebras
- Reflexive modules with finite Gorenstein dimension with respect to a semidualizing module
- Linkage of modules and the Serre conditions
- Using semidualizing complexes to detect Gorenstein rings
- Thick subcategories over isolated singularities
- Homological dimensions and semidualizing complexes
- Descent via Koszul extensions
- Cotorsion pairs associated with Auslander categories
- Relative grade and relative Gorenstein dimension with respect to a semidualizing module
- Cohen-Macaulay Noetherian algebras
- Semi-dualizing complexes and their Auslander categories. -- Appendix: Chain defects
- Gorenstein dimension and torsion of modules over commutative noetherian rings
- Gorenstein dimensions over some rings of the form R C
- Reflexivity and connectedness
- G-dimension over local homomorphisms with respect to a semi-dualizing complex.
- Rings that are Homologically of Minimal Multiplicity
- First, Second, and Third Change of Rings Theorems for Gorenstein Homological dimensions
- Symmetric Auslander and Bass categories
- Characterizations of some rings with \(\mathbb {C}\)-projective, \(\mathbb {C}\)-(FP)-injective and \(\mathbb {C}\)-flat modules.
- Testing for the Gorenstein property
- Gorenstein Injective and Gorenstein Flat Resolution of Modules Over Gorenstein Rings
- Reflexivity and Ring Homomorphisms of Finite Flat Dimension
- Auslander class, \(G_{C}\), and \(C\)-projective modules modulo exact zero-divisors
- Contracting endomorphisms and dualizing complexes.
- Gorenstein local homomorphisms
- Bass Series of Local Ring Homomorphisms of Finite Flat Dimension
- AB-contexts and stability for Gorenstein flat modules with respect to semidualizing modules
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- Almost finite modules
- Chains of semidualizing modules
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7028134 (Why is no real title available?)
- \(\mathcal{VW}\)-Gorenstein categories
- Finitistic dimension and orthogonal classes of Gorenstein projective modules with respect to a semidualizing module
- Cohen factorizations: weak functoriality and applications
- Homological properties of balanced Cohen-Macaulay algebras
- Triangulated subcategories of extensions, stable \(t\)-structures, and triangles of recollements
- Bounded complexes of cotorsion sheaves
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- Gorenstein projective dimensions of complexes under base change with respect to a semidualizing module
- Left orthogonal classes of semidualizing bimodules
- Applications of Differential Graded Algebra Techniques in Commutative Algebra
- Existence and Constructions of Totally Reflexive Modules
- Adic semidualizing complexes
- Ascent properties for test modules
- Cohen factorizations and Gorenstein dimensions
- On modules with self Tor vanishing
- Relative tilting modules with respect to a semidualizing module.
- Gorenstein Dimensions over Ring Homomorphisms
- Tensor and Torsion Products of Relative Injective Modules with Respect to a Semidualizing Module
- A Somewhat Gentle Introduction to Differential Graded Commutative Algebra
- Regularity bounds for complexes and their homology
- On the Gorenstein dimensions over local homomorphisms
- Gorenstein Homological Dimension with Respect to a Semidualizing Module and a Generalization of a Theorem of Bass
- Transfer of Gorenstein dimensions of unbounded complexes along ring homomorphisms
- Finite Flat and Projective Dimension
- On the finiteness of radii of resolving subcategories
- On the reducing projective dimension over local rings
- Ring homomorphisms and local rings with quasi-decomposable maximal ideal
- On the theory and applications of G-dimension with respect to a semidualizing module
- Presentations of rings with non-trivial semidualizing modules
- Ascent and descent of Gorenstein homological properties
- Relative Matlis duality with respect to a semidualizing module
- Relative versions of depth, Ischebeck, and Chouinard formulas with respect to a semidualizing module
- Bounds on Gorenstein dimensions and exceptional complete intersection maps
- Results on relative Matlis reflexive modules with respect to a semidualizing module
- Semi-fiber products of algebras and lifting of complexes
- Pseudo-dualizing complexes and pseudo-derived categories
- P-rings and P-homomorphisms
- Gorenstein algebras and Hochschild cohomology
- Transfer of Gorenstein dimensions along ring homomorphisms
- Relations between semidualizing complexes
- Cotorsion pairs induced by duality pairs
- Comparison of relative cohomology theories with respect to semidualizing modules
- On Gorenstein projective, injective and flat dimensions -- a functorial description with applications
- Gorenstein dimension of modules over homomorphisms
- Existence of Gorenstein projective resolutions and Tate cohomology
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