An inductive analytic criterion for flatness
Janusz Adamus, Edward Bierstone, Pierre D. Milman

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new constructive criterion for flatness of morphisms and coherent sheaves in analytic geometry, combining linear algebra and the Weierstrass preparation theorem to facilitate inductive analysis.
Contribution
It provides a novel inductive criterion for flatness that simplifies checking flatness in analytic spaces using linear algebra and the Weierstrass preparation theorem.
Findings
Provides a linear algebra-based flatness criterion in codimension zero
Extends the criterion to codimension one for inductive reduction
Enables step-by-step flatness verification via fiber dimension reduction
Abstract
We present a constructive criterion for flatness of a morphism of analytic spaces X -> Y or, more generally, for flatness over Y of a coherent sheaf of modules on X. The criterion is a combination of a simple linear-algebra condition "in codimension zero" and a condition "in codimension one" which can be used together with the Weierstrass preparation theorem to inductively reduce the fibre dimension of the morphism.
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