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The Going-down theorem states: let R⊆A be an integral extension of integral domains, with R integrally closed in its fraction field. If p0​⊆p1​ are prime ideals of R and q1​ is a prime ideal of A lying over p1​, then there is a prime ideal q0​⊆q1​ lying over p0​.
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