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Conversely, assume condition (b), and let M,N be nonzero. The stated property gives
M/mM=0,N/mN=0.
(1)
These are nonzero vector spaces over the residue field k=R/m, so their tensor product over k is nonzero. Associativity and base change give
(M⊗R​N)⊗R​k​≅(M⊗R​k)⊗k​(N⊗R​k)≅(M/mM)⊗k​(N/mN)=0.​
(2)
Therefore M⊗R​N=0. This proves the reverse implication and the local tensor nonvanishing criterion.

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