Organizers
Craig Huneke,
University of Kansas

Anurag K. Singh,
University of Utah

Karen E. Smith,
University of Michigan

Local Organizing Committee
Daniel Hernandez
Karl Schwede
Jessica Taylor
Kevin Tucker
Emily Witt

Funding provided by:
National Science Foundation,
National Security Agency, UM Department of Mathematics,
Michigan Mathematical Journal


Jessica Taylor,
Conference Secretary
(734) 647-4461




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Commutative Algebra and its Interactions

A conference in honor of Mel Hochster

July 31 - August 5, 2008


Abstract Detail

 
Title: Vanishing of Tor and torsion-freeness of the divisor class groups

We show that if R = S/(f) is a local hypersurface of an unramified regular local ring S, such that dim R =3 and R has isolated singularity, then the class group of R is torsion-free. This work is motivated by a conjecture of Gabber stating that for any Hensenlian, local, complete intersection R of dimension 3, the Picard group of the punctured spectrum of R is torsion-free. The proof use a function on the Grothendieck group of R defined by Hochster.


Hailong Dao
University of Utah
Email:  hdao@math.utah.edu
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