Extended Index. 89f depth (of a prime ideal) 121f Artin-Rees Lemma. 107f descending chain condition 74f Artinian module

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Extended Index cokernel 19f for Atiyah and MacDonald's Introduction to Commutative Algebra colon operator 8f Key: comaximal ideals 7f - listings ending in f give the page where the term is defined commutative diagram 23f - #A e #B = page #A, exercise #B complete (group) 105f completion (of a ring) 105f a-adic topology 105f composition series 76f a-filtration 105f composition series (simple) 76f a-topology 105f constructible (topological subset) 87f a.c.c. 74f constructible subset 87e21 absolutely flat ring 35e27f constructible topology 48e27f additive function 23f content of a polynomial 99e2f affine algebraic variety 15e27f contraction 9f algebra 30f coordinate functions 15e27f algebra (Boolean) 14e24f coordinate ring 15e27f algebra (faithfully flat) 46e16f coprime ideals 7f algebra (finite) 30f cyclic module 35e26f algebra (finitely generated) 30f d.c.c. 74f annihilator (of a module) 19f decomposable ideal 52f annihilator ideal 8f Dedekind domain 95f Artin ring 89f depth (of a prime ideal) 121f Artin-Rees Lemma 107f descending chain condition 74f Artinian module 74f dimension (local) 124f ascending chain condition 74f dimension (of a ring) 90f associated prime ideals 52f Dimension Theorem 121f basic open sets 12e17f direct limit 33e14f bilinear mapping 24f direct product (of modules) 20f Boolean algebra 14e24f direct product (of rings) 7f Boolean Lattice 14e24f direct sum (of modules) 20f Boolean ring 11e11f direct system 33e14f boundary homomorphism 23f directed set 32e19f Cauchy sequence 102f discrete valuation 94f chain 4f discrete valuation ring 94f chain (of modules) 76f distributive law (of ideals) 6f characteristic polynomial 119f domain (Dedekind) 95f class number (of a ring) 98f domain (principal ideal) 5f closed point 13e18f dominant local ring 72e27f coherent (sequence) 103f element (homogeneous) 106f

element (idempotent) 11e2f Hilbert's Nullstellensatz (weak) 82f, 69e17 element (integral) 59f homogeneous element 106f element (torsion) 45e12f homomorphism (finite type) 30f embedded prime ideals 52f homomorphism (finite) 30f equivalent (Cauchy sequences) 102f homomorphism (integral ring) 60f exact 22f homomorphism (module) 18f extension 9f homomorphism (of graded modules) 106f extension of scalars 28f homomorphism (restriction) 47e23f faithful module 20f homomorphism (ring) 2f faithfully flat algebra 46e16f ideal 2f fiber (of a ring homomorphism) 47e21f ideal (annihilator) 8f field 3f ideal (associated prime) 52f field of fractions 36f ideal (comaximal) 7f filtration 105f ideal (contraction) 9f finite algebra 30f ideal (coprime) 7f finite ring homomorphism 30f ideal (decomposable) 52f finite type (ring homomorphism of) 30f ideal (embedded prime) 52f finitely generated algebra 30f ideal (extension) 9f finitely generated module 20f ideal (intersection of) 6f finitely generated ring 30f ideal (irreducible) 82f flat module 29f ideal (isolated prime) 52f fractional ideal 96f ideal (Jacobson radical) 5f free module 21f ideal (maximal) 3f Gauss's Lemma 99e2f ideal (minimal prime) 52f going-down property 68e10f ideal (nilradical) 5f Going-down Theorem 64f ideal (p-primary) 51f going-up property 68e10f ideal (primary) 50f Going-up Theorem 62f ideal (prime) 3f graded module homomorphism 106f ideal (principal) 3f graded ring 106f ideal (product of) 6f Grothendieck group 88e26f ideal (radical) 8f group (complete) 105f ideal (sum of) 6f group of ideals 98f ideal (union of) 7f height (of a prime ideal) 120f ideal class group 98f Hensel's Lemma 115e9f ideal of the variety 15e27f Hilbert function 118f ideal quotient 8f Hilbert's Basis Theorem 81f idempotent element 11e2f Hilbert's Nullstellensatz (strong) 85f, 70e18, 85e14 image 2f, 18

integral (over a ring) 60f minimal prime ideals 52f integral (over an ideal) 63f modular law (of ideals) 6f integral algebra 60f module 17f integral closure (in a ring) 60f module (annihilator of) 19f integral closure (in an ideal) 63f module (Artinian) 74f integral domain 2f module (chain of) 76f integral element 59f module (composition series) 76f integral ideal 96f module (cyclic) 35e26f integral ring homomorphism 60f module (direct product of) 20f integrally closed (in a ring) 60f module (direct sum of) 20f integrally closed ring 62f module (faithful) 20f intersection of ideals 6f module (finitely generated) 20f inverse limit 103f module (flat) 29f inverse system 103f module (fractional ideal) 96f invertible ideal 96f module (free) 21f irreducible (topological space) 13e19f module (integral ideal) 96f irreducible components 13e20f module (invertible ideal) 96f irreducible ideal 82f module (minimal primary decomposition of a) 58e22f irredundant primary decomposition 52f module (Noetherian) 74f isolated prime ideals 52f module (primary decomposition of a) 58e22f isolated set of prime ideals 54f module (primary) 58e21f Jacobson radical ideal 5f module (product of) 19f Jacobson ring 71e23f module (radical of) 57e20f kernel 2f, 18 module (sum of) 19f Krull's Principal Ideal Theorem 122f module (support of a) 46e19f Krull's Theorem 109f module (torsion) 45e12f length (of chain) 76f module homomorphism 18f local dimension 124f module of finite length 77f local property 40f multiplicatively closed subset 36f local ring 4f Nakayama's Lemma 21f localization 38f nilpotent element 2f locally closed subset 71e26f nilpotent element (in a module) 57e21f maximal condition 74f nilradical ideal 5f maximal ideal 3f Noether's Normalization Lemma 69e16f maximal spectrum 14e26f Noetherian module 74f minimal condition 74f Noetherian ring 80f minimal primary decomposition 52f Noetherian topological space 79e5f minimal primary decomposition (of a module) 58e22f non-singular point (on a variety) 125e1f

normal primary decomposition 52f ring (discrete valuation) 94f p-adic integers 105f ring (finitely generated) 30f P-primary ideal 51f ring (graded) 106f Poincare Series 116f ring (integrally closed) 62f polynomial (primitive) 11e6f ring (Jacobson) 71e23f presheaf of rings 47e23f ring (local dominant) 72e27f primary decomposition 51f ring (local) 4f primary decomposition (irredundant) 52f ring (Noetherian) 80f primary decomposition (minimal) 52f ring (regular local) 123f primary decomposition (normal) 52f ring (semi-local) 4f primary decomposition (reduced) 52f ring (topological) 105f primary decomposition of a module 58e22f ring (valuation) 65f, 94 primary ideal 50f ring (Zariski) 114e6f primary module 58e21f ring homomorphism 2f prime ideal 3f saturation 44e7f, 56e1 prime spectrum 12e15f semi-local ring 4f primitive polynomial 11e6f short exact sequence 22f principal ideal 3f simple 76f principal ideal domain 5f stable (a-filtration) 105f product (of modules) 19f submodule 18f product of ideals 6f subring 2f quasi-compact (topological space) 12e17f sum (of modules) 19f quotient module 18f sum of ideals 6f quotient ring 2f support (of a module) 46e19f radical (of a module) 57e20f symbolic power (of p) 56e13f radical ideal 8f system of parameters 122f reduced primary decomposition 52f tensor product 24f regular local ring 123f topological ring 105f residue field 4f, 43 topological space (irreducible) 13e19f residue-class ring 2f topological space (Noetherian) 79e5f restriction homomorphism 47e23f topological space (quasi-compact) 12e17f restriction of scalars 27f topological subset (constructible) 87e21 ring 1f topological subset (locally closed) 71e26f ring (absolutely flat) 35e27f topological subset (very dense) 71e26f ring (Artin) 89f topology (constructible) 48e27f ring (Boolean) 11e11f torsion element 45e12f ring (coordinate) 15e27f torsion submodule 45e12f ring (direct product) 7f total ring of fractions 44e9f

union of ideals 7f unit 2f valuation ring 65f, 94 value group 72e31f very dense subset Zariski ring Zariski topology 71e26f 114e6f 12e15f zero-divisor 2f zero-divisor (in a module) 57e21f Zorn's Lemma 3f Compiled by Kyle Kloster. If you have comments or corrections, please emailed me at kkloste@math.purdue.edu

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