Detecting injectivity at associated primes #
An R-linear map between arbitrary modules over a Noetherian commutative ring is injective
if its localization is injective at every associated prime of its domain.
References #
- Stacks Project, Lemma 15.24.12 (Tag 0AV7).
A linear map is injective if, at every associated prime of its domain, a compatible map from a localization of the domain is injective. Neither module needs to be finitely generated, and the target of the compatible map need not itself be a localization. The base may be a commutative semiring when the source module has an additive group.
A linear map from an additive group over a commutative semiring is injective if its localization is injective at every associated prime of its domain.
A linear map is injective if its localization is injective at every associated prime of its domain. This is Stacks 0AV7 for the canonical localization modules.