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Ideal contraction rigidity under an integral extension

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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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