The mapping cone of an Eisenbud operator and applications to exact zero divisors

Let (Q,m,k) be a local ring that admits an exact pair of zero divisors (f,g), M a Q-module with fM=0 and U a free resolution of M over Q. We construct a degree −2 chain map, which we call an Einsenbud operator, on the complex U⊗QQ∕(f,g) and use the mapping cone of the operator to study two exact sequences that relate homology over Q to homology over Q∕(f). Several applications are given.

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Illinois Journal of Mathematics
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1215/00192082-11831161
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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The mapping cone of an Eisenbud operator and applications to exact zero divisors

Liana M. Şega, Deepak Sireeshan
Illinois Journal of Mathematics
Advanced Topics in Algebra
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The mapping cone of an Eisenbud operator and applications to exact zero divisors

Liana M. Şega, Deepak Sireeshan
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Abstract

Let (Q,m,k) be a local ring that admits an exact pair of zero divisors (f,g), M a Q-module with fM=0 and U a free resolution of M over Q. We construct a degree −2 chain map, which we call an Einsenbud operator, on the complex U⊗QQ∕(f,g) and use the mapping cone of the operator to study two exact sequences that relate homology over Q to homology over Q∕(f). Several applications are given.

Illinois Journal of MathematicsVol. 69(1)
University of Missouri–Kansas City (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Advanced Topics in Algebra
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