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Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Prime Ideal in UFD will be the filter in the lattice derived from the UFD

We know that the concept ideal in the lattice is generalised from Ring.

The initial idea is Boolean Algebra (which is a kind of nice lattice) is equivalence to a Boolean Ring, and we could define an ideal in a Boolean Ring, thus we get the ideal in Boolean Algebra.

Consider the classical example:

(1)(P(S),Δ,)

is a ring, an ideal in ring theory should have the following properties.

.I is an abelian group.

.rR,aI,raI.

If you consider (P(S),Δ,),

Then aΔbI, and xR,xaIxa, thus I is closed under as well.

Thus I is closed under , since ab=aΔbΔ(ab).

That is why In lattice, the definition of ideal is

(2)a,bI,abI
(3)if xaI,then xI.

Then the filter is the dual of ideal.

i.e.

(4)a,bF,abF
(5)if xaF,

But a pretty funny thing is some ideals in some kind of ring form a filter.

For example, Let us consider the initial object Z.

Then the prime ideal pZ is a filter in (N,gcd,lcm).

Since if a,bpZ, then gcd(a,b)pZ, and if xalcm(x,a)=x thus p|x.

In general, Let R be a UFD, and aba=rb, where r is a unit. Then (R/,gcd,lcm) form a lattice.

Then (p) as an ideal in R and a filter in (R/,gcd,lcm).

 

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