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Let be an integral domain with quotient field . Recall that is Schreier if is integrally closed and for all , implies that where e . A GCD domain is Schreier. We show that an integral domain is a GCD domain if and only if (i) for each pair , there is a finitely generated ideal such that and (ii) every quadratic in that is a product of two linear polynomials in is a product of two linear polynomials in . We also show that is Schreier if and only if every polynomial...
An extension of integral domains is
- (resp., -) if (resp., for every nonzero finitely generated fractional ideal of . We show that strongly -compatible implies -compatible and give examples to show that the converse does not hold. We also indicate situations where strong -compatibility and its variants show up naturally. In addition, we study integral domains such that is strongly -compatible (resp., -compatible) for every overring of .
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