Annihilator closure from a square-zero deformation #
The exact parameter sequence already forces the annihilator of the special fibre to be closed under the recorded first-order bracket. The proof uses only right-action order, centrality and square-zero exactness; no localization, trace, finiteness or commutative-algebra hypothesis beyond the existing commutative special fibre is needed.
This proves closure only when both bracket inputs lie in the annihilator itself. It does not prove bracket closure of its radical or of any prime ideal for inputs that merely lie in that larger ideal.
If the specialization of a annihilates G, right multiplication by
a on the deformation module lands in the image of the parameter action.
Centrality of the parameter lets every right action pass through its
recorded action on N.
Two successive right actions vanish when both specializations annihilate
the special fibre. The displayed order is literal: first a, then b.
Consequently the right action of the deformation-ring commutator
vanishes. The reversal [R_b,R_a] = R_[a,b] is explicit.
If [a,b]=c*z, then the quotient z acts trivially after module
specialization. The explicit left factor c*z is essential here: centrality
moves it to the right-module order needed by cAct.
The recorded bracket preserves the annihilator of the special fibre in both inputs.