Commutative ideal theory without finiteness conditions : Completely irreducible ideals
By L. Fuchs, W. Heinzer, B. Olberding. 2006
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Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology
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- The Dual Notions of Some Generalizations of Prime Submodules (2011, background): “In [14], the concept of relevant completely irreducible divisor ideals was introduced by Fuchs, Heinzer, and Olberding.”
- Trivial extensions defined by Prüfer conditions (2008, background): “(1) Fuchs, Heinzer and Olberding have recently studied irreducibility in commutative rings [7,8] and noticed that ‘‘it is readily seen that a ring R is an arithmetical ring if and only if for each proper ideal I of R, IM is an irreducible ideal of RM for every maximal idealM of R containing I [7].”