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associated graded ring of a regular local ring

Statement

If (R,m,k) is regular local of dimension d, any cotangent basis induces a graded isomorphism k[X1,,Xd]grmR. Conversely, if the associated graded ring of a nonzero Noetherian local ring is isomorphic as a graded k-algebra to k[X1,,Xd] with standard grading, then R is regular of dimension d.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The objects and hypotheses in the statement. We work with the Axiom of Choice; cited dependent-choice and resolution-existence hypotheses are retained.

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associated graded polynomial surjection: Let (R,m,k) be nonzero Noetherian local and let x1,,xe lift a basis of m/m2. There is a surjective graded k-algebra map ϕ:k[X1,,Xe]grmR, determined by Xixi+m2, with every variable of degree one.

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regular local graded surjection has zero kernel: For the graded map ϕ:k[X1,,Xe]grmR defined by a cotangent basis in a nonzero Noetherian local ring, if e=dimR, then kerϕ=0.

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The degree of the Hilbert-Samuel polynomial equals the dimension of the support: Assume the Axiom of Choice. Let (R,m) be a Noetherian local ring, let M0 be a finite R-module, and let I be an ideal of definition for M. Then the Hilbert-Samuel polynomial PI,M has degree degPI,M=dimSupp(M).

Proof

1.1

In a regular local ring the cotangent dimension equals d. The polynomial map is surjective and has zero kernel, hence is the claimed isomorphism.

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2.1

Conversely, the degree-one component of a supplied graded isomorphism has dimension d, so edimR=d. Its cumulative graded dimensions are (n+dd), also when d=0, where the count is one. These are the lengths of R/mn+1. The Hilbert–Samuel dimension theorem gives dimR=d, proving regularity.

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