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arXiv · 2508.12517

On commutative invariants for modules over crossed products of minimax nilpotent linear groups

Abstract

Let $N$ be a minimax nilpotent torsion-free normal subgroup of a soluble group $G$ of finite rank, $R$ be a finitely generated commutative domain and $R*N$ be a crossed product of $R$ and $N$. In the paper we construct a correspondence between an $R*N$-module $W$ and a finite set $M$ of equivalent classes of prime ideals minimal over $Ann_{kA}(W/WI)$, where $kA$ is a group algebra of an abelian minimax group $A$ and $I$ is an appropriative $G$-invariant ideal of $RG$. It is shown that if $Wg \cong W$ for all $ g \in g $ then the action of the group $G$ by conjugations on $N$ can be extended to an action of the group $G$ on the set $M$. The results allow us to apply methods of commutative algebra to the study of $W$.

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Anatolii V. Tushev. 2025-08-17. On commutative invariants for modules over crossed products of minimax nilpotent linear groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.12517

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