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Finite generation from finitely many principal localizations

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Suppose a k-algebra A has elements fi​,gi​ with ∑i​gi​fi​=1, and each Afi​​ is a finitely generated algebra. Let B⊆A contain the fi​,gi​ and numerators of finite generating sets of all Afi​​. Then B is finitely generated and Bfi​​=Afi​​. For a∈A, clear denominators so that all fiN​a belong to B. A unit-ideal identity for powers gives 1=∑i​ci​fiN​ in B, hence a=∑i​ci​fiN​a∈B. Thus A=B.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 16 / 2 / d / Solution

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