Counterexamples regarding Symmetric Tensors and Divided Powers
Abstract
We investigate the similarities and differences between the module of symmetric tensors TSnA(M) and the module of divided powers nA(M). There is a canonical map nA(M) TSnA(M) which is an isomorphism in many important cases. We give examples showing that this map need neither be surjective nor injective in general. These examples also show that the functor TSAn does not in general commute with base change.
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