The Huneke–Jorgensen–Wiegand tensor-product Tor-vanishing conjecture

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Let RR be a complete intersection of codimension cc, and let MM and NN be finitely generated RR-modules. A module is a syzygy if it occurs as a syzygy in a projective resolution. A module MM has rank if MpM_{\mathfrak p} is a free RpR_{\mathfrak p}-module of constant rank at every prime ideal p\mathfrak p of RR.

Huneke–Jorgensen–Wiegand conjecture. If M⊗RNM\otimes_R N is a (c+1)(c+1)st syzygy and MM has rank, must

Tor⁡iR(M,N)=0\operatorname{Tor}^{R}_{i}(M,N)=0

for all i≥1i\geq 1?

The conjecture asks for conditions forcing the depth formula and total vanishing of positive-degree Tor over complete intersections. It is described in the source as implicit in work of Huneke, Jorgensen, and Wiegand; no resolution is supplied here.

References

Primary source

Olgur Celikbas, Srikanth B. Iyengar, Greg Piepmeyer and Roger Wiegand, “Criteria for vanishing of Tor over Complete Intersections”, arXiv:1412.6456 (2014).

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