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Characterizations of *-Multiplication Domains
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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Let * be a finite-type star-operation on an integral domain D. If D is integrally closed, then D is a *-multiplication domain (the *-finite *-ideals form a group) if and only if each upper to 0 in D[x] contains an element f with c(f)* = D. A finite-type star operation on D[x] naturally induces a finite-type star operation on D, and, if each *-prime ideal P of D[x] satisfies P ∩ D = 0 or P = (P ∩ D)D[x], then D[x] is a *-multiplication domain if and only if D is.
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