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GOKILL

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Registered: 2010-03-19

Posts: 26

Abstract Algebra - Ring !!!!!

#1
Let F be a field, show that F[x] is the main ideal domain (ideal region)!

#2
Let R be integral domain,

be prime ideal, and S = R\P.
a) Show that S doesn't contain zero-divisor
b) Defined

, show that Rs isomorfic with the subring of Q(R)
[Q(R) is the smallest subfield containing R, called as divisor field]

#3
Suppose f is ring homomorphism from R (ring with unity element) to the ring R'.
If

is unit, show that

.

Help me please
thxu

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Ricky

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Registered: 2005-12-04

Posts: 3,791

Re: Abstract Algebra - Ring !!!!!

1.  If you know the division algorithm works in F[x], then this proof becomes easy.  Prove it's a Euclidean domain, and this implies it is a principal ideal domain.

2b "show that Rs isomorfic with the subring of Q(R)" With a subring of Q(R)?  When you have a subset, there is always a very easy way to injectively define a map.

3 f(ab) = f(a)f(b)

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