Bourbaki

Exercise 1, § 6

Commutative Algebra, X

Let kk be a non-perfect field of characteristic p>2p > 2, aa an element of k−kpk - k^p, A the ring k[X,Y]/(X2−Yp+a)k[X, Y]/(X^2 - Y^p + a).

a) Prove that the ring A is regular (one may prove that A is integrally closed in its field of fractions K=k(Y)[X]/(X2−Yp+a)K = k(Y)[X]/(X^2 - Y^p + a)).

b) Prove that kk is algebraically closed in K.

c) Let k′k' be the extension k(a1/p)k(a^{1/p}) of kk; prove that the ring A⊗kk′A \otimes_k k' is not normal.

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