Complete Intersections K-Theory and Chern Classes
Abstract
Throughout this abstruct A will denote a noetherian commutative ring of dimension n. The paper has two parts. Among the interesting results in Part-1 are the following: 1) suppose that f1, f2, ..., fr (with r ≤ n) is a regular sequence in A and suppose Q is a projective A-module of rank r that maps onto the ideal (f1, f2, ..., fr-1,fr(r-1)!). Then [Q]=[Q0 A] in K0(A) for some projective A-module~Q0 of rank r-1. 2) The set F0K0(A) = \[A/I] ∈ K0(A): I~ is~ a~ locally~ complete ~intersection~ ideal~ in~ A~ of~ height~n \ is a subgroup of K0(A). We also show that if A is a reduced affine algebra over a field k then F0K0(A) is indeed the Zero Cycle Subgroup of K0(A) that is generated by smooth maximal ideals M of height n. 3) let A be such that whenever I is a locally complete intersection ideal of height n with [A/I]=0 then I is the image of a projective A-module of rank n. Then for any locally complete intersection ideal J of height n with [A/J] divisible by (n-1)! in F0K0(A), there is a projective A-module of rank n that maps onto J. The main result in Part-2 is the following construction: 1) let X=Spec A be a Cohen-Macaulay scheme of dimension n and let r0,~r be two integers with n/2 ≤ r0 ≤ r ≤ n. Let i) Q0 be a projective A-module of rank r0-1 such that the restriction Q0|Y is trivial for all locally complete intersection subvarieties Y of codimension at least r0. Also ii) for k= r0 to r, let Ik be locally complete intersection ideals of height k so that Ik/Ik2 has a generators of the type f1, ..., fk-1, fk(k-1)!. Then there is a projective A-module~Q of rank r such that
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