The minimal length conjecture for finite-projective-dimension modules

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Let (R,m)(R,\mathfrak m) be a local ring, let e(R)e(R) denote its Hilbert–Samuel multiplicity, and let ℓRM\ell_R M denote the length of an RR-module MM. Minimal length conjecture. For every nonzero RR-module MM of finite projective dimension,

ℓRM≥e(R).\ell_R M\geq e(R).

This conjecture concerns the smallest possible length of a nonzero module of finite projective dimension. It implies Lech's conjecture at least for Cohen–Macaulay rings, but remains open in the stated generality.

References

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Srikanth B. Iyengar, Linquan Ma and Mark E. Walker, “Multiplicities and Betti numbers in local algebra via lim Ulrich points”, arXiv:2104.10140 (2021).

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