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[parent] prime element is irreducible in integral domain (Theorem)



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See Also: irreducible of a UFD is prime


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Cross-references: unit, unity, without loss of generality, irreducible, integral domain, prime element

This is version 4 of prime element is irreducible in integral domain, born on 2007-06-14, modified 2007-06-14.
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AMS MSC: 13G05 (Commutative rings and algebras :: Integral domains)
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