Hochster-Eagon type theorem for Serre's (Sn) condition

Abstract

Let (A, m)→ (B, n) be a pure homomorphism between Noetherian commutative rings. If B/ m B is an Artinian ring, then we have A= B and depth A≥ depth B. Using this version of Hochster-Eagon theorem, we prove the following: Let A→ B be a pure homomorphism between Noetherian commutative rings. Assume that the fiber ring ( p)A B is Artinian for each p∈Spec A, and B satisfies Serre's (Sn) condition. Then A also satisfies Serre's (Sn) condition. In particular, if a finite group G acts on B and the order |G| of G is invertible in B, and if B is Noetherian with the (Sn) condition, then the ring of invariants A=BG also satisfies the (Sn) condition.

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