On the finiteness conditions of the set of intermediate rings - Nabil, Zeidi
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This book comes within the scope of Commutative Algebra and studies problems related to the finiteness conditions of the set of intermediate rings. Let S be a ring extension of R and R the integral closure of R in S. We first characterize minimal extensions and give a special chain theorem concerning the length of an arbitrary maximal chain of rings in [R,S], the set of intermediate rings. As the main tool, we establish an explicit description of any intermediate ring in terms of localization of R (or R ). In a second part, we are interested to study the behavior of [R,S]. Precisely, we…mehr

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This book comes within the scope of Commutative Algebra and studies problems related to the finiteness conditions of the set of intermediate rings. Let S be a ring extension of R and R the integral closure of R in S. We first characterize minimal extensions and give a special chain theorem concerning the length of an arbitrary maximal chain of rings in [R,S], the set of intermediate rings. As the main tool, we establish an explicit description of any intermediate ring in terms of localization of R (or R ). In a second part, we are interested to study the behavior of [R,S]. Precisely, we establish several necessary and sufficient conditions for which every ring contained between R and S compares with R under inclusion. This study answers a key question that figured in the work of Gilmer and Heinzer ['Intersections of quotient rings of an integral domain', J. Math. Kyoto Univ. 7 (1967), 133-150]. Our final contributions are the FIP extensions. This kind of extensions was consideredto generalize the Primitive Element Theorem. We give a complete generalization of the last cited theorem in the context of an arbitrary ring extension.
Autorenporträt
Zeidi Nabil grew up in Kairouan (Tunisia). He attended the University of Sfax, where he received his B.Sc. in Mathematics in 2010. There he also received his Master of science in pure Mathematics in 2012. He then received his Doctorate in Mathematics from the university of Sfax in 2017.