A ring R is called a "ring of sections" provided R is the section ring of a sheaf (A, X) of commutative rings defined over a base space X which is a finite partially ordered set given the order topology. Regard X as a finite abstract complex, where a chain in X corresponds to a simplex. In specific instances of (A, X), certain algebraic invariants of R are equivalent to certain topological invariants of X. © 1990 by Pacific Journal of Mathematics.
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Smith, D. E. (1990). On the Cohen-Macaulay property in commutative algebra and simplicial topology. Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 141(1), 165–196. https://doi.org/10.2140/pjm.1990.141.165
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