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Tor for a principal non-zero-divisor quotient (Tor0A​(A/(a),M)=M/aM,Tor1A​(A/(a),M)=ker(a:M→M))

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For a non-zero-divisor a∈A, resolve A/(a) by 0→Aa​A→A/(a)→0. Tensoring with M gives the kernel and cokernel in the displayed formula; all higher Tor functors vanish. Resolving either argument gives the same homology by the two filtrations of the double complex of the two free resolutions. For M=A/(a), both degrees zero and one equal A/(a).

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