proof of Artin-Rees theorem
Define the graded ring ,where is an indeterminate by
Now, gives rise to a graded module, , over ,namely
Observe that is a noetherian ring. For, if generate in , then theelements of are sums of degree monomials
in the’s, i.e., if are independent indeterminatesthe map
via is surjective, and as is noetherian, so is .
Let generate over . Then, generate over . Therefore, isa noetherian module. Set
a submodule of .Moreover, is a homogeneous submodule of and it is f.g.as is noetherian.Consequently, possesses a finite number of homogeneous
generators
: , where. Let .Given any and any , look at. We have
where .Thus,
and
It follows that , so
Now, it is clear that the righthand side is contained in, as .