Remarks on quasinormal rings
Remarks on quasinormal rings
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-4049(84)90026-4
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发表时间:
1984
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0.8
通讯作者:
KEN
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作者:
Nobuharu Onoda;KEN
Let A be an integral domain and let X be an indeterminate. We call A quasinormal if the natural map Pit A+ Pic Al [X, Xl] is an isomorphism. The quasinormality of rings was studied in H. Bass-MP Murthy [l], S. Greco (31 and DE Rush [6]. The purpose of the present article is to add some new results on quasinormal rings as remarks to the above works. The quasinormality of rings is closely related to the seminormality of rings, which has been well studied, eg, 121, 171,[8]. In particular, A is seminoirmal if A is quasinormal. Moreover. dl is seminormal if and only if A is (2, 3)-closed (cf.(21). It is thus natural to ask whlellher or not such a closedness-type criterion of quasinormality exists. T. Asanuma introduced the notion of tr-closedness (cf. 1.8) and proved that, if dim A= 1, A is quasinormal if and only if A is seminormal and u-closed. The purpose of the first section is to look for a relationship between the quasinormality and the u-closedness. Our results are given in Lemma 1.10 and the Corollary 1.11. As a consequence of these results, we prove the above theorem of Asanuma (cf. 1.13 and 1.14). In studying the quasinormality of rings, an obstruction is that the quasinormality is not a ‘global-to-local’property. Namely, even if A is quasinormal, A, is not necessarily quasinormal for a prime ideal p of A, However, it is a ‘local-to-global’property. Namely, A is quasinormal provided A, is quasinormal for every prime idal p of A, We call a ring A locally quasinormal if A satisfies the last condition. We give, in the second section, some conditions for A to be locally quasinormal. A main result is Theorem 2.12. As a corollary we prove that A is locally quasinormal if and only if A is seminormal and locally or-closed (cf. 2.13). The first author expresses his gratitude to Professor T. Asanuma, who pointed out to him a significance of the u-closedness in studying quasinormal rings.