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Jacobson radical under an integral extension

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For an integral extension A⊆B of commutative rings,
J(A)=J(B)∩A.
(1)
Contraction sends maximal ideals of B to maximal ideals of A, while the Lying-over theorem puts a maximal ideal of B over every maximal ideal of A.

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