A Theorem of Hochster and Huneke concerning Tight Closure and Hilbert-kunz Multiplicity
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We provide a (mostly) self-contained treatment of Hochster and Huneke’s theorem characterizing Hilbert-Kunz multiplicity in terms of tight closure. This is not a new proof, just an elaboration of the one given in [3].
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