Homological methods in commutative algebra / Andrea Ferretti.
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TextSeries: Graduate studies in mathematics ; 234.Publication details: Providence, Rhode Island : American Mathematical Society, 2024.Edition: First editionDescription: xviii, 411 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmISBN: - 9781470474362
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| 512.55 Ev92 Quantum symmetries on operator algebras | 512.55 F277 Valuative tree | 512.55 F317 Induced representations and Banach *-algebraic bundles | 512.55 F387 Homological methods in commutative algebra / | 512.55 F621 Trace formula and base change for GL(3) | 512.55 F811 Topological algebras with involution | 512.55 F889 Linear lie groups |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Categories and functors -- Abelian categories -- Derived functors -- Spectral sequences -- Projective and injective modules -- Flatness -- Koszul complexes and regular sequences -- Regularity -- Mild singularities -- Local cohomology and duality.
This advanced textbook develops the machinery of homological algebra and demonstrates its applications in commutative algebra. Beginning with category theory and Abelian categories, the book systematically introduces derived functors, Ext and Tor modules, spectral sequences, projective and injective modules, flatness, regular sequences, local cohomology, and duality theory. The author carefully connects abstract homological methods with the structural study of commutative rings and modules, including regular rings, Cohen-Macaulay rings, Gorenstein rings, and complete intersections. Numerous examples, exercises, and theoretical discussions illustrate the interaction between algebra, topology, algebraic geometry, and homological techniques. Written for graduate students and researchers, the work provides a rigorous yet accessible introduction to modern homological methods in commutative algebra and related mathematical disciplines.
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