Characterizing Regular Local Rings via Analogues of (*)-properties
Shinnosuke Kosaka

TL;DR
This paper introduces new properties and relations in commutative algebra to characterize regular local rings, refining previous criteria and expanding their applications.
Contribution
It develops $(A)$-properties, $(B)$-properties, and $(C)$-relations as analogues of existing properties, providing a refined criterion for regularity in local rings.
Findings
Established a new criterion for regular local rings.
Refined previous results by Ghosh, Gupta, and Puthenpurakal.
Extended applications of the new properties and relations.
Abstract
Let be a commutative noetherian local ring. As analogues of -properties introduced by Ghosh, Gupta, and Puthenpurakal, we introduce and study -properties, -properties, and -relations. Using these three notions, we establish a criterion for a local ring to be regular. This recovers and refines the main result of Ghosh, Gupta, and Puthenpurakal and has further applications.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRings, Modules, and Algebras · Advanced Topics in Algebra
