Exercise 6, § 3
Commutative Algebra, VII
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
a) Let be an algebraically closed field of characteristic . Determine the graded prime ideals of the ring
b) Let be an ordered field, elements of and A the ring . Now prove that A is a factorial ring. (Reduce to the case where is a maximal ordered field, using Exercise 3 b); proving then, using ), that every graded prime ideal of height 1 in A is principal, and apply Exercise 3 a)). c) Let be an ordered field, elements of and B the ring . Now prove that B is a factorial ring (use b) and Exercise 17 a) of § 1). d) Now prove that the ring is factorial, but that the ring (with ) is not factorial.
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