Let $M$ and $N$ be two finitely generated graded modules over a standard graded Noetherian ring $R=bigoplus_{ngeq 0} R_n$. In this paper we show that if $R_{0}$ is semi-local of dimension $leq 2$ then, the set $hbox{Ass}_{R_{0}}Big(H^{i}_{R_{+}}(M,N)_{n}Big)$ is asymptotically stable for $nrightarrow -infty$ in some special cases. Also, we study the torsion-freeness of graded generalized local ...

let $(r,m)$ be a commutative noetherian local ring, $m$ a finitely generated $r$-module of dimension $d$, and let $i$ be an ideal of definition for $m$. in this paper, we extend cite[corollary 10(4)]{p} and also we show that if $m$ is a cohen-macaulay $r$-module and $d=2$, then $lambda(frac{widetilde{i^nm}}{jwidetilde{i^{n-1}m}})$ does not depend on $j$ for all $ngeq 1$, where $j$ is a minimal ...

in this paper, we study some ring theoretic properties of the amalgamated duplication ring $rbowtie i$ of a commutative noetherian ring $r$ along an ideal $i$ of $r$ which was introduced by d'anna and fontana. indeed, it is determined that when $rbowtie i$ satisfies serre's conditions $(r_n)$ and $(s_n)$, and when is a normal ring, a generalized cohen-macaulay ring and finally a filter ring.

For every local ring R in what follows, mR denotes the maximal ideal. Let Λ̃ be a complete, regular, local Noetherian ring, let E ⊂ m Λ̃ be an ideal, and denote the quotient by Λ. Thus, Λ is also a complete, local Noetherian ring. Denote the residue field Λ/mΛ by k. Denote by C = CΛ the category whose objects are Λ-algebras A such that (i) A is a local, Artin ring with mΛA ⊂ mA, and (ii) the indu...

Recall that a regular local ring is a noetherian local ring with dimension equal to dimkm/m. A regular local ring of dimension one is precisely a discrete valuation ring. If V is a nosingular variety then t(V ) is a scheme with all local rings regular, so t(V ) is clearly regular in codimension one. In this section we will consider schemes satisfying the following condition: (∗) X is a noetheri...

Introduction. The concept of a local ring was introduced by Krull [7](1), who defined such a ring as a commutative ring 9î in which every ideal has a finite basis and in which the set m of all non-units is an ideal, necessarily maximal. He proved that the intersection of all the powers of m is the zero ideal. If the powers of m are introduced as a system of neighborhoods of zero, then 3Î thus b...

in this paper, we introduce a class of $j$-quasipolar rings. let $r$ be a ring with identity. an element $a$ of a ring $r$ is called {it weakly $j$-quasipolar} if there exists $p^2 = pin comm^2(a)$ such that $a + p$ or $a-p$ are contained in $j(r)$ and the ring $r$ is called {it weakly $j$-quasipolar} if every element of $r$ is weakly $j$-quasipolar. we give many characterizations and investiga...