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Schreier domain (Definition)

An integral domain $D$ is a pre-Schreier domain if every non-zero element of $D$ is primal. If in addition $D$ is integrally closed, then $D$ is called a Schreier domain.

Remarks.

  1. Every irreducible element of a pre-Schreier domain is prime.
  2. A gcd domain is a Schreier domain (a proof of this can be found here).




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Other names:  pre-Schreier
Also defines:  pre-Schreier domain
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Cross-references: proof, gcd domain, prime, irreducible element, integrally closed, addition, primal, integral domain
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AMS MSC13G05 (Commutative rings and algebras :: Integral domains)

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