Exercises Chapter 1 1. What are the primary ideals of Z? 2. Let R = k[x, y] where k is a ﬁeld. Show that Q = (x, y 2 ) is P -primary, and identify P. 3. Continuing Problem 2, show that Q is not a power of a prime ideal - Theory X and theory Y - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Exercises Chapter 1 1. What are the primary ideals of Z? 2. Let R = k[x, y] where k is a ﬁeld. Show that Q = (x, y 2 ) is P -primary, and identify P. 3. Continuing Problem 2, show that Q is not a power of a prime ideal Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-06-09 00:09:54 Open Document File Size: 305,96 KB Share Result on Facebook Currency IDR / pence / / IndustryTerm tensor product / / Organization K. Chapter / R. Chapter / Exercises Chapter / / Position MP / The sequence gP fP MP / / SocialTag Commutative algebra Algebraic structures Module theory Localization Local ring Completion Noetherian ring Ideal Ring Abstract algebra

Exercises Chapter 1 1. What are the primary ideals of Z? 2. Let R = k[x, y] where k is a ﬁeld. Show that Q = (x, y 2 ) is P -primary, and identify P. 3. Continuing Problem 2, show that Q is not a power of a prime idealAdd to Reading List