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Ideal contraction rigidity under an integral extension
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2026-09-24
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Let
A
⊆
B
be
integral
and let
I
⊆
J
be
ideals
of
B
. If
I
is prime and
I
∩
A
=
J
∩
A
, then
I
=
J
. After quotienting by
I
,
a
nonzero element of
J
/
I
has an
integral
equation
of least degree whose nonzero
constant term
lies in
(
J
/
I
)
∩
(
A
/
(
I
∩
A
))
,
a
contradiction.
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