Strongly 0-Dimensional Rings
C. Jayaram, Kürşat Hakan Oral, Ünsal Teki̇̀r
Abstract
C. Jayaram, Kürşat Hakan Oral, Ünsal Teki̇̀r
Abstract
A commutative ring R with identity is called a strongly 0-dimensional ring if whenever a prime ideal P of R, contains the intersection of any family of ideals, then P contains one of the ideals of the family. In this article, we establish several equivalent conditions for a commutative ring R with identity to be a strongly 0-dimensional ring. We also characterize Artinian rings in terms of strongly 0-dimensional rings.
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A commutative ring R with identity is called a strongly 0-dimensional ring if whenever a prime ideal P of R, contains the intersection of any family of ideals, then P contains one of the ideals of the family. In this article, we establish several equivalent conditions for a commutative ring R with identity to be a strongly 0-dimensional ring. We also characterize Artinian rings in terms of strongly 0-dimensional rings.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Commutative ring, Noncommutative ring, Principal ideal ring, Artinian ring, Reduced ring, Pure mathematics, Simple ring