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Remarks on module-finite pairs
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 January 2009
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Let R ⊊ T be an extension of commutative rings having the same identity. A. Wadsworth (10) studies the situation when R and T are integral domains, and all rings between R and T are Noetherian. In this case (R, T) is called a Noetherian pair. In a similar vein, E. Davis (4) studies normal pairs and I. Papick (8) shows when coherent pairs are Noetherian pairs.
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