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The first parameter of a Cohen--Macaulay module is regular
Statement
Let be Noetherian local and a nonzero finite Cohen--Macaulay module of positive dimension. If is a system of parameters for , then is -regular.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and the parameter quotient has dimension .
Proof
If lay in an associated prime of , then the full-dimension result would give . Moreover because .
The remaining elements make finite length. The minimal-generator characterization in thm-dimension-and-parameters-for-modules therefore gives . This contradicts step 1.1. Thus avoids every associated prime; the associated-prime zero-divisor criterion makes it -regular. The quotient is nonzero by Nakayama.
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- Depth and Cohen--Macaulay modules source treatment (standard reference, not scraped)