Syzygies and tensor product of modules

preprint2013arXivOpen access

Abstract

We give an application of the New Intersection Theorem and prove the following: let RR be a local complete intersection ring of codimension cc and let MM and NN be nonzero finitely generated RR-modules. Assume nn is a nonnegative integer and that the tensor product $M\tensor_{R}N$ is an (n+c)(n+c)th syzygy of some finitely generated RR-module. If Tor>0R(M,N)=0^{R}_{>0}(M,N)=0, then both MM and NN are nnth syzygies of some finitely generated RR-modules.

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