Fixed-place ideals in commutative rings
Let be a semi-prime ideal. Then is called irredundant with respect to if . If is the intersection of all irredundant ideals with respect to , it is called a fixed-place ideal. If there are no irredundant ideals with respect to , it is called an anti fixed-place ideal. We show that each semi-prime ideal has a unique representation as an intersection of a fixed-place ideal and an anti fixed-place ideal. We say the point is a fixed-place point if is a fixed-place ideal. In this situation...