Almost Cohen-Macaulay algebras in mixed characteristic via Fontaine rings

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Auteur principal: Shimomoto, Kazuma
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contents In the present paper, it is proved that any complete local domain of mixed characteristic has a weakly almost Cohen-Macaulay algebra in the sense that some system of parameters is a weakly almost regular sequence, which is a notion defined via a valuation. The central idea of this result originates from the main statement obtained by Heitmann to prove the Monomial Conjecture in dimension 3. In fact, A weakly almost Cohen-Macaulay algebra is constructed over the absolute integral closure of a complete local domain by applying the methods of Fontaine rings and Witt vectors. A connection of the main theorem with the Monomial Conjecture is also discussed.
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spellingShingle Almost Cohen-Macaulay algebras in mixed characteristic via Fontaine rings
Shimomoto, Kazuma
Commutative Algebra
Algebraic Geometry
In the present paper, it is proved that any complete local domain of mixed characteristic has a weakly almost Cohen-Macaulay algebra in the sense that some system of parameters is a weakly almost regular sequence, which is a notion defined via a valuation. The central idea of this result originates from the main statement obtained by Heitmann to prove the Monomial Conjecture in dimension 3. In fact, A weakly almost Cohen-Macaulay algebra is constructed over the absolute integral closure of a complete local domain by applying the methods of Fontaine rings and Witt vectors. A connection of the main theorem with the Monomial Conjecture is also discussed.
title Almost Cohen-Macaulay algebras in mixed characteristic via Fontaine rings
topic Commutative Algebra
Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1005.3275