Exercise 17, § 4
Commutative Algebra, IX, p. 81
Let A be a noetherian integral domain and an element of the radical of A. Assume the following: (i) contains a single minimal element ; (ii) ; (iii) is integrally closed; (iv) the integral closure of A is a finite A-algebra; (v) if q is a prime ideal of height 1 of , then is a prime ideal of height 1 of A. Prove that one has (A is integrally closed) and (hence is integrally closed). To do this, establish successively the following assertions: a) and are isomorphic and is the unique prime ideal of lying over . b) Moreover, is the unique minimal element of .
c) In fact is the only element of . d) is an integral domain and . e) and are isomorphic and the canonical homomorphism of into is surjective.
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