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Integral dimension of a noetherian ring

Caijun Zhou

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In this paper, we introduce a new notion, called the integral dimension, for noetherian rings. It can be regarded as the weak Briancon-Skoda numbers of rings. The point is that every noetherian local ring has finite integral dimension.

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In this paper, we introduce a new notion, called the integral dimension, for noetherian rings. It can be regarded as the weak Briancon-Skoda numbers of rings. The point is that every noetherian local ring has finite integral dimension.

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In this paper, we introduce a new notion, called the integral dimension, for noetherian rings. It can be regarded as the weak Briancon-Skoda numbers of rings. The point is that every noetherian local ring has finite integral dimension.

Key concepts: Noetherian, Global dimension, Mathematics, Dimension (graph theory), Local ring, Pure mathematics, Noetherian ring, Ring (chemistry)

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