Bourbaki

Proposition 6

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Algebra, VIII, p. 125, § 7. Simple Rings

Let C be a ring, B a simple subring of C, and A a simple subring of B. We then have [C:A]s=[C:B]s[B:A]s[C : A]_s= [C : B]_s[B : A]_s.

Let us introduce a basis (ei)i∈I(e_i)_{i\in I} of C viewed as a left B-module and a basis (fj)j∈J(f_j)_{j\in J} of B viewed as a left A-module. Then the family (fjei)j∈J,i∈I(f_je_i)_{j\in J,i\in I} is a basis of C viewed as a left A-module (II, §1, No. 13, p. 222, Proposition 25); Proposition 6 follows.

Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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  • II, §1, No. 13, p. 222, Proposition 25 not in this corpus
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