On Weakly Finite Conductor Rings

Abstract

We define a weakly finite conductor rings with zero divisors, and examine the transfer of these rings to the trivial ring extensions. These results provide examples of a weakly finite conductor rings that are not finite conductor rings (and so not coherent rings). The last section show that the class of weakly finite conductor rings and the class of 2-coherent rings are not comparable.     

Maximal and minimal prime ideals of incidence algebras

Abstract

In this paper we study the relationship between some homological properties such as the weak and the global dimension, the strong n-coherence, and the (n, d)-property, where n and d are two integers, of a commutative ring and its subrings retract. A special application is the transfer of these properties from a commutative ring to its fixed subring with respect to a subgroup of its group of automorphisms. It concludes with a discussion of the scopes and limits of our results.     

Classes of Commutative Rings Defined by Special Conditions

ABSTRACT

In this article, we are mainly concerned with (n, d)-Krull rings, i.e., rings in which each n-presented prime ideal has height at most d. Precisely, we show that weakly n-Von Neumann regular rings are (n ? 1, 0)-Krull rings. Also, we prove that (n, d)-Krull property is not local property and that R is an (n, d)-Krull ring if and only if dim(R _P ) ≤ d for each n-presented prime ideal P of R. Finally, we construct a class of (2, d)-Krull rings which are neither (2, d ? 1)-Krull rings (for d = 1) nor (1, d)-Krull rings for d = 0,1.