Bourbaki

Corollary 5

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Commutative Algebra, chapter VIII, § 2. Dimension des algèbres

Let A be a k-algebra of finite type, p a prime ideal of A and (pi)i∈I(\mathfrak{p}_i)_{i \in I} the family of minimal prime ideals of A contained in p. We have:

dim⁡p(A)=sup⁡i∈Idim⁡(A/pi) \dim_p(A) = \sup_{i \in I} \dim(A/\mathfrak{p}_i)
=dim⁡(Ap)+dim⁡(A/p) = \dim(A_p) + \dim(A/p)
=dim⁡(Ap)+deg⁡.tr⁡kκ(p). = \dim(A_p) + \deg.\operatorname{tr}_k\kappa(p).

We have dim⁡p(A)=sup⁡i∈Idim⁡p/pi(A/pi)\dim_p(A) = \sup_{i \in I} \dim_{p/p_i}(A/p_i) (§ 1, No. 3, Prop. 6). But, according to Cor. 3, we have dim⁡p/pi(A/pi)=dim⁡(A/pi)\dim_{p/p_i}(A/p_i) = \dim(A/p_i), whence the first equality. According to Cor. 2, we have dim⁡(A/pi)=dim⁡((A/pi)p)+dim⁡(A/p)\dim(A/p_i) = \dim((A/p_i)_p) + \dim(A/p). The second equality of the corollary therefore follows from the fact that dim⁡(Ap)=sup⁡i∈Idim⁡((A/pi)p)\dim(A_p) = \sup_{i \in I} \dim((A/p_i)_p) and the third from th. 3.

Thus dim⁡p(A)\dim_p(A) is the supremum of the lengths of the chains of prime ideals of AA of which pp is an element.

Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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