Bourbaki

Exercise 5, § 2

Commutative Algebra, VIII

Let AA be an integrally closed ring with field of fractions KK. Given a prime ideal pp of AA, and an element xx of KK such that x∉Apx \notin A_p, and x−1∉Apx^{-1} \notin A_p, the ideal pA[x]pA[x] of A[x]A[x] is prime; one has: pA[x]∩A=ppA[x] \cap A = p and the canonical homomorphism (A/p)[X]→A[x]/pA[x](A/p)[X] \to A[x]/pA[x] is an isomorphism.

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