generated ideal造句
例句与造句
- Many Pr黤er domains are also B閦out domains, that is, not only are finitely generated ideals principal ).
- *PM : invertibility of regularly generated ideal, id = 6984-- WP guess : invertibility of regularly generated ideal-- Status:
- *PM : invertibility of regularly generated ideal, id = 6984-- WP guess : invertibility of regularly generated ideal-- Status:
- *PM : entries on finitely generated ideals, id = 7244-- WP guess : entries on finitely generated ideals-- Status:
- *PM : entries on finitely generated ideals, id = 7244-- WP guess : entries on finitely generated ideals-- Status:
- It's difficult to find generated ideal in a sentence. 用generated ideal造句挺难的
- *PM : product of finitely generated ideals, id = 7217-- WP guess : product of finitely generated ideals-- Status:
- *PM : product of finitely generated ideals, id = 7217-- WP guess : product of finitely generated ideals-- Status:
- A B閦out domain is a Pr黤er domain, i . e ., a domain in which each finitely generated ideal is invertible, or said another way, a commutative semihereditary domain .)
- The first one asserts that a set of polynomials has an empty set of common zeros in an algebraic closure of the field of the coefficients if and only if 1 belongs to the generated ideal.
- More generally a "'Pr黤er ring "'is a commutative ring in which every non-zero finitely generated ideal consisting only of non-zero-divisors is invertible ( that is, projective ).
- Some Conservative Friends do not self-describe this witness as being part of their simplicity testimony, but rather their integrity testimony, viewing it as an obedience to God's will rather than a witness to a human-generated ideal.
- Finally, if " R " is not Noetherian, then there exists an infinite ascending chain of finitely generated ideals, so in a B閦out domain an infinite ascending chain of principal ideals . ( 4 ) and ( 2 ) are thus equivalent.
- From the fact that the ideals of a valuation ring are totally ordered, one can conclude that a valuation ring is a local domain, and that every finitely generated ideal of a valuation ring is principal ( i . e ., a valuation ring is a B閦out domain ).