Re: determine maximal ideals
- From: Robin Chapman <rjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:16:48 +0100
Li Yi wrote:
> This is my homework. I need some hints.
>
> Determine the maximal ideals of each of the following.
>
> (a) R x R;
> (b) R[x]/(x^2);
> (c) R[x]/(x^2-3x+2);
> (d) R[x]/(x^2+x+1).
What is R? A general ring? The field of real numbers?
If R_1 and R_2 are rings, the maximal ideals of R_1 x R_2
have the form M_1 x R_2 and R_1 x M_2 where M_i runs
through the maximal ideals of R_i.
If S is a ring, say S = R[x], and I is an ideal of S, then
the maximal ideals of S/I are the M/I where M runs
through the maximal ideals of S which contain I.
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