I'm studying this lemma, and I do not understand the green boxed part, namely
$M_i:=M\otimes_B A_{g_i}$ is an $A_{g_i}-$module.
2026-03-26 16:26:25.1774542385
Doubt on Lemma II.5.3 Hartshorne
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