RepresentationTheory— ExerciseSheet6 TU Kaiserslautern
Jun.-Prof. Dr. CarolineLassueur FB Mathematik
BernhardB ¨ohmler
Due date:Wednesday, 3rd of February 2021, 10 a.m. WS 2020/21
Throughout,Gdenotes a finite group. Furthermore, all modules considered are assumed to beleftmodules and finitely generated.
A. Exercises for the tutorial.
Exercise1.
Let (F,O,k) be ap-modular system and writep:= J(O). LetLbe anOG-module. Verify that
· settingLF:=F⊗OLdefines anFG-module, and
· reduction modulopofL, that isL:=L/pLk⊗OLdefines akG-module.
Exercise2.
LetObe a complete discrete valuation ring and letF :=Frac(O) be the fraction field ofO. LetVbe a finitely generatedFG-module and let{v1, . . . ,vn}be anF-basis ofV. Prove that L:=OGv1+· · ·+OGvn⊆Vis anO-form ofV.
Exercise3.
LetObe a commutative ring. LetAbe a finitely-generatedO-algebra of finiteO-rank and lete∈Abe an idempotent element. LetVbe anA-module. Prove that
HomA(Ae,V)eV as EndA(V)-modules.
B. Exercises to hand in.
Exercise4.
LetObe a local commutative ring with unique maximal idealp:= J(O) and residue field k:=O/J(O).
(a) LetM,Nbe finitely generated freeO-modules.
(i) Let f : M −→ N is anO-linear map and f : M −→ N its reduction modulo p.
Prove that if f is surjective (resp. an isomorphism), then fis surjective (resp. an isomorphism).
(ii) Prove that if elements x1, . . . ,xn ∈ M (n ∈ Z≥1) are such that their images x1, . . .x2∈Mform ak-basis ofM, then{x1, . . . ,xn}is anO-basis ofM.
In particular, dimk(M)=rkO(M).
Deduce that any direct summand of a finitely generated freeO-module is free.
(b) Prove that ifM is a finitely generatedO-module, then the following conditions are equivalent:
(i) Mis projective;
(ii) Mis free.
[Hint: Use Nakayama’s Lemma.]
Exercise5.
LetObe a complete discrete valuation ring. LetAandBbe a finitely generatedO-algebras of finiteO-rank and let f :ABbe a surjectiveO-algebra homomorphism. Prove that:
(a) f mapsJ(A) ontoJ(B); and (b) f mapsA×ontoB×.
Exercise6.
LetObe a complete discrete valuation ring and writep:=J(O). LetAbe a finitely generated O-algebra of finiteO-rank. SetA:=A/pAand fora∈Awritea:=a+pA. Prove that:
(a) For every idempotentx∈A, there exists an idempotente∈Asuch thate=x.
(b) A×={a∈A|a∈A×}.
(c) Ife1,e2 ∈ Aare idempotents such thate1 = e2 then there is a unit u ∈ A× such that e1=ue2u−1.
(d) The quotient morphismA→Ainduces a bijection between the central idempotents ofAand the central idempotents ofA.