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A ring extension A⊆B is an integral extension when every b∈B is an integral element over A: there is a monic polynomial
bd+ad−1​bd−1+⋯+a0​=0
(1)
with all ai​∈A.

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A ring extension A⊆B is finite when B is a finitely generated module over A. Every finite extension is integral by the determinant trick.

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