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If R[x] is a P.I.D. and R commutative, then R is a field

  • Post published:June 27, 2023
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A subring R of the PID R[x] is an integral domain

  • Post published:June 23, 2023
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Any two nonzero elements of a principal ideal domain have a least common multiple

  • Post published:June 21, 2023
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Two ideals (a) and (b) in PID are comaximal iff gcd(a,b) = 1

  • Post published:June 19, 2023
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A quotient of a principal ideal domain by a prime is again a P.I.D.

  • Post published:June 15, 2023
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Every nonzero prime ideal in a P.I.D. is a maximal ideal

  • Post published:June 13, 2023
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