AbstractWe show that if D is an integral domain such that every nonzero locally principal ideal of D is invertible then every invertible integral ideal of D is contained in at most a finite number of mutually comaximal invertible ideals. We use this result to provide a direct verification of Bazzoni’s conjecture: A Prüfer domain D such that every nonzero locally principal ideal of D is invertible is of finite character. We also discuss some, star-operation-theoretic, variants of the abovementioned conjecture
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An ideal I of a commutative ring D with identity is called an SFT ideal if there exist a finitely ge...
AbstractFor a Noetherian domain, the sets of divisorial primes, t-primes, and associated primes of p...
AbstractWe show that if D is an integral domain such that every nonzero locally principal ideal of D...
AbstractA conjecture posed 11 years ago by S. Bazzoni is solved by showing that a Prüfer domain with...
It is well-known that if R is a domain with finite character, each locally principal nonzero ideal...
Let A be an integral domain. We study new conditions on families of integral ideals of A in order to...
AbstractLet D be an integral domain. In the first section we prove two theorems about star operation...
Let D be an integral domain. We give an overview on connections between the (t)-finite character pro...
A classical generalization of the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic states that an integral domain i...
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AbstractIn this paper, we study Noetherian domains which admit only finitely many star operations. W...
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Abstract. Let D be an integral domain and SF (D) be the set of star operations of nite type on D. We...
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AbstractLet D be an integral domain. Two nonzero elements x,y∈D are v-coprime if (x)∩(y)=(xy). D is ...
An ideal I of a commutative ring D with identity is called an SFT ideal if there exist a finitely ge...
AbstractFor a Noetherian domain, the sets of divisorial primes, t-primes, and associated primes of p...
AbstractWe show that if D is an integral domain such that every nonzero locally principal ideal of D...
AbstractA conjecture posed 11 years ago by S. Bazzoni is solved by showing that a Prüfer domain with...
It is well-known that if R is a domain with finite character, each locally principal nonzero ideal...
Let A be an integral domain. We study new conditions on families of integral ideals of A in order to...
AbstractLet D be an integral domain. In the first section we prove two theorems about star operation...
Let D be an integral domain. We give an overview on connections between the (t)-finite character pro...
A classical generalization of the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic states that an integral domain i...
AbstractGiven a star operation ∗ of finite type, we call a domain R a ∗-unique representation domain...
AbstractIn this paper, we study Noetherian domains which admit only finitely many star operations. W...
AbstractWe show that in certain Prüfer domains, each nonzero ideal I can be factored as I=IvΠ, where...
Abstract. Let D be an integral domain and SF (D) be the set of star operations of nite type on D. We...
Abstract. In a factorial domain every nonzero element has only finitely many prime divisors. We stud...
AbstractLet D be an integral domain. Two nonzero elements x,y∈D are v-coprime if (x)∩(y)=(xy). D is ...
An ideal I of a commutative ring D with identity is called an SFT ideal if there exist a finitely ge...
AbstractFor a Noetherian domain, the sets of divisorial primes, t-primes, and associated primes of p...