Bourbaki

Exercise 12, § 2

Commutative Algebra, II, 125

In a ring A let r(a)r(a) denote the radical of an ideal a. (a) Show that, for three ideals a,b,ca, b, c of A,

r(a+bc)=r(a+(b∩c))=t(a+b)∩r(a+c). r(a + bc) = r(a + (b \cap c)) = t(a + b) \cap r(a + c).
(b) Give an example of an infinite sequence of ideals (an)(a_n) of A such that r(⋂nan)≠⋂nr(an)r(\bigcap_n a_n) \neq \bigcap_n r(a_n). (c) Give an example of a principal ideal aa such that r(a)r(a) is not finitely generated and there exists no integer n>0n > 0 such that (r(a))n⊂a(r(a))^n \subset a. (Consider the ring of a non-discrete valuation of height 1.)

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