\v{C}ech (co-) complexes as Koszul complexes and applications
Commutative Algebra
2020-03-19 v1
Abstract
Let Cˇx denote the \v{C}ech complex with respect to a system of elements x=x1,…,xr of a commutative ring R. We construct a bounded complex Lx of free R-modules and a quasi-isomorphism Lx⟶∼Cˇx and isomorphisms Lx⊗RX≅K∙(x−U;X[U−1]) and HomR(Lx,X)≅K∙(x−U;X[[U]]) for an R-complex X. Here x−U denotes the sequence of elements x1−U1,…,xr−Ur in the polynomial ring R[U]=R[U1,…,Ur] in the variables U=U1,…,Ur over R. Moreover X[[U]] denotes the formal power series complex of X in U and X[U−1] denotes the complex of inverse polynomials of X in U. Furthermore K∙(x−U;X[[U]]) resp. K∙(x−U;X[U−1]) denotes the corresponding Koszul complex resp. the corresponding Koszul co-complex. In particular, there is a bounded R-free resolution of Cˇx by a certain Koszul complex. This has various consequences e.g. in the case when x is a weakly pro-regular sequence. Under this additional assumption it follows that the local cohomology HxRi(X) and the left derived functors of the completion ΛixR(X),i∈Z, is a certain Koszul cohomology and Koszul homology resp. This provides new approaches to the right derived functor of torsion and the left derived functor of completion with various applications.
Cite
@article{arxiv.2003.07855,
title = {\v{C}ech (co-) complexes as Koszul complexes and applications},
author = {Peter Schenzel},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2003.07855},
year = {2020}
}