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Prime ideal structure in commutative rings
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1969 · Vol. 142(0) · pp. 43–60
Abstract
Augustfunctor oî3/t\n if; also, we shall say that Fis a space-preserving functor from 38 to«".It turns out that Spec can be inverted on surprisingly large subcategories of ¡f.At this point, the results of §7 should be read as part of this introduction.In fact, after looking at §1, §2 and the results of §7, the reader can continue and finish the paper (except for the proof of Theorem 9 in §16), and then go back to the technical § §3-6 if he wishes.We note that §16 uses the functorial nature of our constructions to characterize the underlying spaces of preschemes and schemes.
Rings, Modules, and AlgebrasAdvanced Topics in AlgebraAlgebraic structures and combinatorial modelsMathematicsAssociated primePrime idealPrime (order theory)Commutative ringPure mathematicsPrimary idealRadical of an idealIdeal (ethics)Maximal ideal
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Rings of Continuous Functions.
American Mathematical Monthly · 1961 · 2,340 citations
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