Indecomposability of graded modules over a graded ring
Abstract
Let R=i≥ 0Ri be a Noetherian commutative non-negatively graded ring such that (R0,m0) is a Henselian local ring. Let m be its unique graded maximal ideal m0+i>0Ri. Let T be a module-finite (non-commutative) graded R-algebra. Let Tgrmod denote the category of finite graded left T-modules, and M∈ Tgrmod. Then the following are equivalent: (1) M is an indecomposable T-module, where (-) denotes the m-adic completion; (2) Mm is an indecomposable Tm-module; (3) M is an indecomposable T-module; (4) M is indecomposable as a graded T-module. As a corollary we prove that for two finite graded left T-modules M and N, the following are equivalent: (1) If M=M1·s Ms and N=N1·s Nt are decompositions into indecomposable objects in Tgrmod, then s=t, and there exist some permutation σ∈ Ss and integers d1,…,ds such that Ni Mσ i(di), where -(di) denotes the shift of degree; (2) M N as T-modules; (3) Mm Nm as Tm-modules; (4) M N as T-modules. As an application, we compare the FFRT property of rings of characteristic p in the graded sense and in the local sense.
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