Isolated points and redundancy

P. Alirio J. Peña; Jorge E. Vielma

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Viene data una condizione sufficiente affinchè un sopra-anello di un anello di pseudo-valutazione (PVR) sia ancora un PVR. Da ciò segue che se $(R, M)$ è un PVR, allora ogni sopra-anello di $R$ è un PVR se (e soltanto se) $R [u]$ è quasi-locale per ciascun elemento $u$ di $(M : M)$ . Vari risultati sono dimostrati per un ideale primo di un anello commutativo arbitrario $R$ , avente $Z (R)$ come insieme di zero-divisori. Per esempio, se $P$ è un primo «forte» di $R$ e contiene un elemento non-zero divisore di $R$ , allora $(P : P)$ è...

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We prove that a Hausdorff space $X$ is locally compact if and only if its topology coincides with the weak topology induced by $C_{\infty} (X)$ . It is shown that for a Hausdorff space $X$ , there exists a locally compact Hausdorff space $Y$ such that $C_{\infty} (X) ≅ C_{\infty} (Y)$ . It is also shown that for locally compact spaces $X$ and $Y$ , $C_{\infty} (X) ≅ C_{\infty} (Y)$ if and only if $X ≅ Y$ . Prime ideals in $C_{\infty} (X)$ are uniquely represented by a class of prime ideals in $C^{*} (X)$ . $\infty$ -compact spaces are introduced and it turns out that a locally compact space $X$ is $\infty$ -compact if and only...