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Moduln über Streckungsringen

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The aim of this paper is to prove that many homological properties and estimates of the discrete straightening ring still remain valid for the straightening ring itself. E.g. Cohen-Macaulay property, generalised Cohen-Macaulay property and Serre condition (Sn) (the latter for unmixed discrete straightening rings) transfer. The main technical tool is a further development of a spectral sequence argument well known in the case of associated graded rings.

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Gräbe, HG. Moduln über Streckungsringen. Results. Math. 15, 202–220 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03322612

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