Ratliff-Rush Filtrations associated with ideals and modules over a Noetherian ring

Abstract

Let R be a commutative Noetherian ring, M a finitely generated R-module and I a proper ideal of R. In this paper we introduce and analyze some properties of r(I, M)=k≥slant 1 (Ik+1M: IkM), the Ratliff-Rush ideal associated with I and M. When M= R (or more generally when M is projective) then r(I, M)= I, the usual Ratliff-Rush ideal associated with I. If I is a regular ideal and M=0 we show that \r(In,M) \n≥slant 0 is a stable I-filtration. If M is free for all ∈ R R, then under mild condition on R we show that for a regular ideal I, (r(I,M)/ I) is finite. Further r(I,M)= I if A*(I) R = (here A*(I) is the stable value of the sequence (R/In)). Our generalization also helps to better understand the usual Ratliff-Rush filtration. When I is a regular -primary ideal our techniques yield an easily computable bound for k such that In = (In+k Ik) for all n ≥slant 1. For any ideal I we show that InM=InM+H0I(M)for all n 0. This yields that R(I,M)=n≥slant 0 InM is Noetherian if and only if M>0. Surprisingly if M=1 then GI(M)=n≥slant 0 InM/In+1M is always a Noetherian and a Cohen-Macaulay GI(R)-module. Application to Hilbert coefficients is also discussed.

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