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June 6, 2026Journal of Algebra and Its Applications0 citations

Power series rings with ACC d on ideals

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MKMohamed KhalifaTwitter (United States)

Key Points

  • The aim is to characterize power series rings that meet the ascending chain condition on ideals, linking this to properties of the underlying rings.
  • Analyzed the relationship between power series rings and their subrings
  • Established conditions for the ascending chain condition on ideals based on ring properties like Noetherian and field extension
  • Proved implications of strong ACC on submodules and Noetherian conditions for quasi-local rings
  • Power series rings satisfy ACC on ideals if they are finite field extensions or semi-local PIDs.
  • Quasi-local subrings satisfy ACC if strong ACC on submodules holds, coupled with Noetherian conditions and integral elements.
  • For semi-local subrings in quasi-local rings of Krull dimension zero, ACC is met under similar Noetherian and finitely generated module conditions.

Abstract

A ring Formula: see text satisfies the divisibility condition on ascending chain of ideals (for short, ACC d on ideals) if, for every ascending chain Formula: see text of ideals of Formula: see text, there exists a positive integer Formula: see text such that for all Formula: see text, Formula: see text for some Formula: see text. Let Formula: see text be a subring of a field Formula: see text. We show that the ring Formula: see text (respectively Formula: see text) satisfies ACC d on ideals if and only if either Formula: see text is a field extension with finite degree or Formula: see text is a semi-local PID with quotient field Formula: see text. We prove that if Formula: see text is a quasi-local subring of a ring Formula: see text, then Formula: see text (respectively Formula: see text) satisfies ACC d on ideals if and only if Formula: see text satisfies strong ACC d on Formula: see text-submodules, Formula: see text is Noetherian and each non-unit of Formula: see text is integral over Formula: see text; if and only if either Formula: see text is Noetherian and Formula: see text is a finitely generated module over Formula: see text or Formula: see text is a rank one discrete valuation domain with quotient field Formula: see text. We prove that if Formula: see text is a semi-local subring of a quasi-local ring Formula: see text with Krull dimension zero, then Formula: see text (respectively Formula: see text) satisfies ACC d on ideals if and only if Formula: see text satisfies strong ACC d on Formula: see text-submodules and Formula: see text is Noetherian; if and only if either Formula: see text is Noetherian and Formula: see text is a finitely generated module over Formula: see text or Formula: see text is a semi-local PID with quotient field Formula: see text.

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Mohamed Khalifa (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a23ba3c71a5da9775e75f73https://doi.org/10.1142/s0219498827502549
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