Cohen-Macaulayness of formal fibers and dimension of local cohomology modules
Tran Do Minh Chau

TL;DR
This paper investigates the relationship between the Cohen-Macaulayness of formal fibers of a local ring and the dimensions of certain local cohomology modules, providing characterizations and applications to ring structure and module loci.
Contribution
It establishes a criterion linking the dimension of a specific ideal to the Cohen-Macaulayness of formal fibers and explores implications for local ring structures and non Cohen-Macaulay loci.
Findings
Dimension of R/a(M) is less than d iff R/p is unmixed and its generic formal fiber is Cohen-Macaulay for all p with dim(R/p)=d.
R/p is unmixed and has Cohen-Macaulay generic formal fiber for all p with dim(R/p) > dim(R/a(M)).
Applications include insights into the structure of local rings and the dimension and closedness of non Cohen-Macaulay loci.
Abstract
Let be a Noetherian local ring, a finitely generated -module of dimension . Set , where for . In this paper, we study the Cohen-Macaulayness of formal fibers of in the relation with the dimension We prove that if and only if is unmixed and the generic formal fiber of is Cohen-Macaulay for all with In general, is unmixed and the generic formal fiber of is Cohen-Macaulay for all with As applications, we explore the structure of local rings…
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