Splitting criteria for projective modules over polynomial algebras

Abstract This article investigates the splitting problem for finitely generated projective modules over affine algebras over algebraically closed fields and their polynomial extensions. We then address an open question due to M. Roitman on monic inversion principle for projective modules and prove it in the affirmative for finitely generated rings. For affine algebras over , we prove a monic inversion principle for ideals. We also exhibit some applications.

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Journal of the London Mathematical Society
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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1112/jlms.70369
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Rings, Modules, and Algebras
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Splitting criteria for projective modules over polynomial algebras

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Splitting criteria for projective modules over polynomial algebras

Mrinal Kanti Das, Sourjya Banerjee
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Abstract

Abstract This article investigates the splitting problem for finitely generated projective modules over affine algebras over algebraically closed fields and their polynomial extensions. We then address an open question due to M. Roitman on monic inversion principle for projective modules and prove it in the affirmative for finitely generated rings. For affine algebras over , we prove a monic inversion principle for ideals. We also exhibit some applications.

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Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IN), Indian Statistical Institute (IN)
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