Bourbaki

Exercise 27, § 3

Commutative Algebra, VII

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

(a) Let KK be a field, BB the ring generated, in an algebraic closure of the field of rational fractions K(U,V,X,Y)K(U, V, X, Y) in 4 indeterminates, by the polynomial ring K[U,V,X,Y]K[U, V, X, Y] and by a root zz of the polynomial F=Z7−U5X2−V4Y3F = Z^7 - U^5X^2 - V^4Y^3. Now prove that BB is a factorial ring (cf. exerc. 7).

(b) Let pp be the (prime) ideal generated by X,Y,U,VX, Y, U, V and zz in AA, and set C=Ap[[T]]C = A_p[[T]]; show that CC is a local noetherian ring, which is not factorial, but whose associated graded ring gr(C)gr(C) is factorial (use exerc. 8).

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