Exercise 1, § 3
Commutative Algebra, IV, 301
Under the hypotheses of Proposition 1 of no. 1, show that every prime ideal (§ 2, Exercise 17) is graded and is a minimal element of the set of prime ideals containing the annihilator of a homogeneous element of . (Show first that the largest graded ideal contained in a prime ideal of is prime, observing that, if the product of two elements belongs to , so does the product of their homogeneous components of highest degree. Note then that, if a prime ideal contains the annihilator of an element , it also contains the annihilator of at least one of the homogeneous components of .)
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