1982
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8693(82)90035-7
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Buchsbaum rings with multiplicity 2

Abstract: Let A be a Buchsbaum local ring with the maximal ideal m and let e(A) denote the multiplicity of A. Let Q be a parameter ideal in A and put I = Q : m. Then the equality I 2 = QI holds true, if e(A) = 2 and depth A > 0. The assertion is no longer true, unless e(A) = 2. Counterexamples are given. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 13B22, Secondary 13H10.

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“…where each map is respectively defined by multiplication with a, b and ab. By 7and (9), all maps are isomorphisms, and hence (7). By (6) this means that mafev must be contained in (a 2 ,b 3 )M. These observations yield mx <= (a 2…”
Section: A (M/tt°jm)) = I a (M)-l A (H°jm))mentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…where each map is respectively defined by multiplication with a, b and ab. By 7and (9), all maps are isomorphisms, and hence (7). By (6) this means that mafev must be contained in (a 2 ,b 3 )M. These observations yield mx <= (a 2…”
Section: A (M/tt°jm)) = I a (M)-l A (H°jm))mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Then as is well-known A has minimal multiplicity and the canonical module K A is Cohen-Macaulay. Hence /A, A {K A ) = 2 by the remark above and Proj R(q) is a locally Gorenstein scheme for every minimal reduction q of m, by(4)(5)(6)(7)(8). (See[7] for the structure theorems and concrete examples of Buchsbaum rings with multiplicity 2.)…”
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“…In [4], the first author classified non-Cohen-Macaulay, Buchsbaum rings (A, m) with e(A) = 2 and proved that such a ring has minimal multiplicity in the sense of Goto [6] [6]. Now let us show that such a ring has minimal multiplicity in our sense.…”
Section: Buchsbaum Rings With Small Multiplicitiesmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…To see this, let (A, m) be a Buchsbaum local ring with dim A = 2, depth A = 1, and h 1 (A) = 1, e.g., look at the ring A = kJ X, Y , Z , W K/(X, Y ) ∩ (Z , W ) in Example 2.8, the ring A = C M in Example 4.6, or the ring A in Theorem 5.3 of Section 5. (The reader may consult also [G1,G2,G3,GS] for the ubiquity of this kind of Buchsbaum local rings.) Let a 1 , a 2 be a system of parameters of A and put U(a i ) = (a i ) : m for i = 1, 2.…”
Section: ) As Graded T -Modules When This Is the Case The Graded Rimentioning
confidence: 97%