Regularity and linearity defect of modules over local rings

Abstract

Given a finitely generated module M over a commutative local ring (or a standard graded k-algebra) (R,,k) we detect its complexity in terms of numerical invariants coming from suitable -stable filtrations M on M. We study the Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity of grM(M) and the linearity defect of M, denoted R(M), through a deep investigation based on the theory of standard bases. If M is a graded R-module, then R(grM(M)) <∞ implies R(M)<∞ and the converse holds provided M is of homogenous type. An analogous result can be proved in the local case in terms of the linearity defect. Motivated by a positive answer in the graded case, we present for local rings a partial answer to a question raised by Herzog and Iyengar of whether R(k)<∞ implies R is Koszul.

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