On direct summands of syzygies of the residue field of a local ring

Abstract

We investigate local rings in which a syzygy of the residue field occurs as a direct summand of another syzygy of the field. This class of local rings includes Golod rings, Burch rings and non-trivial fiber products of local rings. For such rings, we prove that the Betti sequence of any finitely generated module is eventually periodically non-decreasing. As an application, we confirm the Tachikawa conjecture for all Cohen-Macaulay local rings satisfying this syzygy condition. In the second part of the paper, we show that a recursive direct sum decomposition of the syzygy of the residue field characterizes Golod rings, thereby establishing the converse to a recent theorem of Cuong-Dao-Eisenbud-Kobayashi-Polini-Ulrich [10].

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