AN AMALGAMATED DUPLICATION OF A RING ALONG AN IDEAL: THE BASIC PROPERTIES
By Marco D'anna, Marco Fontana. 2006
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We introduce a new general construction, denoted by R ⋈ E, called the amalgamated duplication of a ring R along an R-module E, that we assume to be an ideal in some overring of R. (Note that, when E2 = 0, R ⋈ E coincides with the Nagata's idealization R ⋉ E.). After discussing the main properties of the amalgamated duplication R ⋈ E in relation with pullback-type constructions, we restrict our investigation to the study of R ⋈ E when E is an ideal of R. Special attention is devoted to the ideal-theoretic properties of R ⋈ E and to the topological structure of its prime spectrum.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology
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In Algebra and Number Theory
- C. Finocchiaro
- Marco Fontana
- Ayman Badawi
- Marco D'anna
- David F. Anderson
- F. Soheilnia
- Ahmad Yousefian Darani
In Geometry and Topology
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- Properties of chains of prime ideals in an amalgamated algebra along an ideal (2010, background): “This construction is a generalization of the amalgamated duplication of a ring along an ideal (introduced and studied in [9], [6], [10] and in [20]).”
- Amalgamated algebras along an ideal (2009, background): “A particular case of the construction introduced above is the amalgamated d uplication of a ring [6].”
- New Algebraic Properties of an Amalgamated Algebra Along an Ideal (2016, background): “A particular case of this type of pullback is the amalgamated duplication A I , where A is a local ring and I an ideal of A (see [12] and [13]).”
- Von Neumann Regular and Related Elements in Commutative Rings (2012, background): “As in [12], the amalgamated duplication of the ring R along the ideal I is defined to be the subring R .”