We consider a commutative ring R graded by an arbitrary abelian group G, and define the grade of a G-homogeneous ideal I on R in terms of vanishing of C̆ech cohomology. By defining the dimension in terms of chains of homogeneous prime ideals and supposing R satisfies a.c.c. on G-homogeneous ideals and has a unique G-homogeneous maximal ideal, we can define graded versions of the depth of R and C...

This research began as an effort to determine exactly which one-dimensional local rings have indecomposable finitely generated modules of arbitrarily large constant rank. The approach, which uses a new construction of indecomposable modules via the bimodule structure on certain Ext groups, turned out to be effective mainly for hypersurface singularities. The argument was eventually replaced by ...

In this paper, we consider a finite, torsion-free module E over Gorenstein local ring. We provide sufficient conditions for to be of linear type and the Rees algebra R ( ) Cohen-Macaulay. Our results are obtained by constructing generic Bourbaki ideal I exploiting properties residual intersections .

In this paper, we study non-Cohen–Macaulay Buchsbaum Stanley– Reisner rings with linear free resolution. In particular, for given integers c, d, q with c ≥ 1, 2 ≤ q ≤ d, we give an upper bound hc,d,q on the dimension of the unique non-vanishing homology H̃q−2(∆; k) of a d-dimensional Buchsbaum ring k[∆] with q-linear resolution and codimension c. Also, we discuss about existence for such Buchsba...

In an earlier work the authors described a mechanism for lifting monomial ideals to reduced unions of linear varieties. When the monomial ideal is Cohen-Macaulay (including Artinian), the corresponding union of linear varieties is arithmetically CohenMacaulay. The first main result of this paper is that if the monomial ideal is Artinian then the corresponding union is in the Gorenstein linkage ...

This paper considers the problems of finite determinacy and approximation flat analytic maps from germs real (resp. complex) spaces to R </mml...