Exercise 44, § 1
Commutative Algebra, IX, p. 58
Let A be a ring. a) The set of elements of with nilpotent coordinates, zero except for a finite number of them, is an ideal of the ring . For every , it is stable under and . b) Let . Then the element of is a polynomial in T. Its value at is an invertible element of A, which is also, for every , the value at of the polynomial . c) If and , we denote by the value at of the polynomial . Thus one defines a -bilinear mapping of into , and one has
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