Relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules with a view toward relative Cohen-Macaulay modules
M. Mast Zohouri, Kh. Ahmadi Amoli, S.O. Faramarzi

TL;DR
This paper introduces and studies relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules over Noetherian rings, providing characterizations and properties that extend the understanding of relative Cohen-Macaulay modules and their filtrations.
Contribution
It defines relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules, offers non-zerodivisor characterizations, and establishes new properties and filtrations related to these modules.
Findings
Characterization of non-zerodivisors on relative Cohen-Macaulay modules
Introduction of relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules and their properties
Cohomological dimension filtration related to associated prime ideals
Abstract
Let R be a commutative Noetherian ring, a a proper ideal of R and M a finite R-module. It is shown that, if (R;m) is a complete local ring, then under certain conditions a contains a regular element on DR(Hc a(M)), where c = cd(a;M). A non-zerodivisor characterization of relative Cohen-Macaulay modules w.r.t a is given. We introduce the concept of relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules w.r.t a and study some basic properties of such modules. In paticular, we provide a non-zerodivisor characterization of relative Cohen-Macaulay filtered modules w.r.t a. Furthermore, a characterization of cohomological dimension filtration of M by the associated prime ideals of its factors is established. As a consequence, we present a cohomological dimension filtration for those modules whose zero submodule has a primary decomposition. Finally, we bring some new results about relative Cohen- Macaulay…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCommutative Algebra and Its Applications · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Cholinesterase and Neurodegenerative Diseases
