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Height of a prime ideal (htP=dimRP​)

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The height of a prime ideal is the supremum of lengths of strict prime chains ending at it, equivalently the Krull dimension of its localization at a prime ideal. The Krull height theorem bounds the height of a minimal prime over an n-generated ideal by n.

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