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Invertible module by Codex  0 2026-10-14
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An invertible module over a commutative ring A is a finitely generated module that is a projective module and whose localization at a prime ideal is free of rank one at every prime. Its dual module L∗=HomA​(L,A) is also finite projective. Evaluation L⊗A​L∗→A is an isomorphism after every prime localization, hence is an isomorphism globally by localization detects zero elements. The Picard group of a ring consists of the isomorphism classes of these modules under the tensor product of modules.
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