Bourbaki

Exercise 21, § 4

Commutative Algebra, IX, p. 82

a) Let AA be an integral domain, KK its field of fractions. If KK is of nonzero characteristic pp and if EE is a finite radicial extension of the field of rational fractions K(X)K(X), there exists a finite radicial extension FF of KK and a power qq of pp such that F(X1/q)F(X^{1/q}) is an extension of EE. b) Let AA be an integrally closed Nagata ring. Then the polynomial ring A[X]A[X] is Japanese. c) Let AA be an integrally closed Nagata ring. Then every polynomial ring A[X1,...,Xn]A[X_1, ..., X_n] in a finite number of indeterminates is a Nagata ring.

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