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Pseudo-dualizing complexes of torsion modules and semi-infinite MGM duality

Commutative Algebra 2025-12-08 v2 Category Theory

Abstract

This paper is an MGM version of arXiv.org:1703.04266 and arXiv:1907.03364, and a follow-up to Section 5 of arXiv:1503.05523. In the setting of a commutative ring SS with a weakly proregular finitely generated ideal JSJ\subset S, we consider the maximal, abstract, and minimal corresponding classes of JJ-torsion SS-modules and JJ-contramodule SS-modules with respect to a given pseudo-dualizing complex of JJ-torsion SS-modules LL^\bullet, and construct the related triangulated equivalences. As a special case, we obtain an equivalence of the semiderived categories for an II-adically coherent commutative ring RR with a weakly proregular ideal IRI\subset R, a dualizing complex of II-torsion RR-modules DD^\bullet, and a ring homomorphism f ⁣:RSf\colon R\rightarrow S such that f(I)Jf(I)\subset J and SS is a flat RR-module. (If the ring SS is not Noetherian, then a certain further assumption, which we call quotflatness of the morphism of pairs f ⁣:(R,I)(S,J)f\colon (R,I)\rightarrow(S,J), needs to be imposed.) In that case, the pseudo-dualizing complex LL^\bullet is constructed as a complex of JJ-torsion SS-modules quasi-isomorphic to the tensor product of DD^\bullet with the infinite dual Koszul complex for some set of generators of the ideal JSJ\subset S.

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@article{arxiv.2511.04571,
  title  = {Pseudo-dualizing complexes of torsion modules and semi-infinite MGM duality},
  author = {Leonid Positselski},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2511.04571},
  year   = {2025}
}

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LaTeX 2e with xy-pic and tikz-cd; 81 pages, 12 + 2 commutative diagrams; v.2: new Section 0.3 inserted in the Introduction, proof of Proposition 10.4 (2) => (3) simplified, the assertions of Propositions 11.2(b) and 11.3(b) expanded, mistakes in the computation in the second half of the proof of Theorem 13.1 corrected, small explanations added here and there, many misprints corrected