Exercises:Rings and Modules - 2016 - 1

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Problems

Problem 1

Part A

Let R be a u-ring. Fix an aR and define a homomorphism:

  • φa:R[T]R by φa:P(T)P(a) - evaluation at a.

By restriction of scalars every φa gives the target R the structure of an R[T]-module, which we denote Ra.

Show that for a,bR that:

  • there is an R[T]-module isomorphism between Ra and Rb

if and only if

  • a=b
Solution

Part B

Let M be an R-module. Show that there is a surjection from a free R-module onto M.

Solution

Part C

Show that the Z-module, Q, is not free.

Solution

Problem 2

Part A

Compute the homology groups at Q5 and Z5 of the the following complexes:

  1. with f1:=(011011210011010) and f2:=(1101122022)
  2. with f1:=(011011210011010) and f2:=(1101122022)
Solution

Part B

Let:

be a commutative diagram of R-modules in which the rows are exact sequences. Show the Five lemma:

  • If f1,f2,f4 and f5 are isomorphism then so is f3
Solution

Problem 3


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Problem 4


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