Bourbaki

Exercise 10, § 2

Commutative Algebra, II, 125

(a) Let K be a commutative field, A the polynomial ring K[X, Y], p=(X),q=(Y)p = (X), q = (Y) and S the complement of p∪qp \cup q in A. Show that the saturation of p+qp + q with respect to S is distinct from the sum of the saturations of pp and qq.

(b) Let K be a commutative field, A the polynomial ring K[X, Y, Z], p=(X)+(Z),q=(Y)+(Z)p = (X) + (Z), q = (Y) + (Z) and S the complement of p∪qp \cup q in A. Show that the saturation of pqpq with respect to S is distinct from the product of the saturations of pp and qq.

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