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Let A be a principal ideal domain that is not a field. A PID is Noetherian and is a unique factorization domain. Every nonzero prime ideal is generated by a prime element. If
(p)⊆(a)⊊A,
(1)
then a∣p, so primality of p makes a a unit or an associate of p. The proper alternative is (a)=(p), and every nonzero prime is therefore maximal. Since A has a nonzero prime ideal, its Krull dimension is exactly one.

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