Computing global dimension of endomorphism rings via ladders

Abstract

This paper deals with computing the global dimension of endomorphism rings of maximal Cohen--Macaulay (=MCM) modules over commutative rings. Several examples are computed. In particular, we determine the global spectra, that is, the sets of all possible finite global dimensions of endomorphism rings of MCM-modules, of the curve singularities of type An for all n, Dn for n ≤ 13 and E6,7,8 and compute the global dimensions of Leuschke's normalization chains for all ADE curves, as announced in [Dao-Faber-Ingalls]. Moreover, we determine the centre of an endomorphism ring of a MCM-module over any curve singularity of finite MCM-type. In general, we describe a method for the computation of the global dimension of an endomorphism ring EndR M, where R is a Henselian local ring, using add(M)-approximations. When M≠ 0 is a MCM-module over R and R is Henselian local of Krull dimension ≤ 2 with a canonical module and of finite MCM-type, we use Auslander--Reiten theory and Iyama's ladder method to explicitly construct these approximations.

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