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TauCeti.RingTheory.Etale.Normal

Normality along étale homomorphisms #

For an étale homomorphism of local rings A → B, that is, B is the localization at a prime of an étale A-algebra and A → B is local, A is a normal domain (a domain that is integrally closed) if and only if B is (Stacks, Proposition 41.19.7 (025P)).

The statements need no Noetherian, depth or dimension hypotheses.

Main results #

References #

The local rings of an étale algebra over an integrally closed domain are domains. The étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), at one prime.

The local rings of an étale algebra over an integrally closed domain are integrally closed. The étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), at one prime.

Local rings of an étale algebra over integrally closed local rings of the base are domains. Let A → S be étale and q a prime of S over p. If A_p is an integrally closed domain, then S_q is a domain. The étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), in local form.

Integrally closed local rings ascend along étale maps. Let A → S be étale and q a prime of S over p. If A_p is an integrally closed domain, then S_q is integrally closed. The étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), in local form.

An étale domain over an integrally closed domain is integrally closed. The étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), for domains.

Local rings at étale points are domains. Let S be finitely presented over A and étale at a prime q over p. If A_p is an integrally closed domain, then S_q is a domain. The pointwise étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), in local form.

Local rings at étale points are integrally closed. Let S be finitely presented over A and étale at a prime q over p. If A_p is an integrally closed domain, then S_q is integrally closed. The pointwise étale case of Stacks, Lemma 10.163.9 (033C), in local form.

Normality along étale homomorphisms of local rings. Let A be a local ring, C an étale A-algebra, q a prime of C, and B an A-algebra isomorphic to C_q with A → B local (an étale homomorphism of local rings, Stacks, Definition 41.11.1 (0258)). Then A is an integrally closed domain iff B is. Stacks, Proposition 41.19.7 (025P); Stacks assumes A and B Noetherian, and no Noetherian hypothesis is assumed here.