Lecture

Dedekind Rings: Integral Extensions and Noetherian Rings

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of Dedekind rings, integral extensions, and noetherian rings. It explains the properties of Dedekind rings, such as being a domain, integrally closed, and having every prime ideal being maximal. The lecture also discusses integral elements, the integral closure of a ring, and the implications of being integrally closed. Additionally, it explores the characteristics of noetherian rings, including the properties that define them and the consequences of being a noetherian ring. The lecture concludes with examples and applications of these concepts in algebraic structures and extensions.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Representation theory

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