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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2021
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iii
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Paper 101
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6
/
a
/
ii
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The
formal power series
ring
P
=
k
[[
X
]]
is
Noetherian
, so the finite product
R
=
P
×
P
is
Noetherian
. Its
maximal ideals
are
(
X
)
×
P
,
P
×
(
X
)
,
(1)
so there are exactly two.
The
ideal
p
=
(
X
)
×
P
=
((
X
,
1
))
(2)
is principal and prime because
R
/
p
≃
k
. The prime chain
(
0
)
×
P
⊊
(
X
)
×
P
(3)
shows that it has
height
one, and no longer chain exists because
dim
P
=
1
. Yet
(
1
,
0
)
(
0
,
1
)
=
0
(4)
with both factors nonzero, so
R
is not
a
domain. This shows why locality is essential in part
i
.
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