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A flat local map splits regular sequences into base and fibre parts

Statement

Let (R,m,k)(S,n,) be a flat local homomorphism of Noetherian local rings. If x1,,xr is an R-regular sequence and yˉ1,,yˉs is regular on the closed fibre S/mS, then arbitrary lifts yjn make x1,,xr,y1,,ys an S-regular sequence.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: a flat local map is faithfully flat.

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

Flat base change preserves the injectivity of multiplication by each xi on the successive source quotients, and faithful flatness preserves their nonzero terminal quotient. Thus the xi form an S-regular sequence.

given
2.1

After quotienting by the xi, the induced map remains flat and has the same closed fibre. The local flatness criterion applied successively to the lifts yj promotes injectivity on the fibre quotients to injectivity on the corresponding S-quotients. Nakayama preserves the nonzero terminal fibre quotient. Hence the concatenated sequence is regular.

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