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HEIGHT OF HYPERIDEALS IN NOETHERIAN KRASNER HYPERRINGS

Authors: Bordbar, Hashem; Cristea, Irina Elena; Novak, Michal;

HEIGHT OF HYPERIDEALS IN NOETHERIAN KRASNER HYPERRINGS

Abstract

Inspired by the classical concept of height of a prime ideal in a ring, we proposed in a precedent paper the notion of height of a prime hyperideal in a Krasner hyperring. In this note we first generalize some results concerning the height of a prime hyperideal in a Noetherian Krasner hyperring, with the intent to extend this definition to the case of a general hyperideal in a such hyperring. The main results in this note show that, in a commutative Noetherian Krasner hyperring, the height of a minimal prime hyperideal over a proper hyperideal generated by n elements is less than or equal to n, the converse of this claim being also true. Based on this result, it can be proved that the height of such a prime hyperideal is limited by the height of a corresponding quotient hyperideal.

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Krasner hyperring,prime/maximalhyperideal,Noetherian hyperring,height of a prime hyperideal

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