Krull's Height Theorem #
In this file, we prove Krull's principal ideal theorem (also known as Krullscher Hauptidealsatz), and Krull's height theorem (also known as Krullscher Höhensatz).
Main Results #
Ideal.height_le_one_of_isPrincipal_of_mem_minimalPrimes: This theorem is the Krull's principal ideal theorem (also known as Krullscher Hauptidealsatz), which states that: In a commutative Noetherian ringR, any prime ideal that is minimal over a principal ideal has height at most 1.Ideal.height_le_spanRank_toENat_of_mem_minimal_primes: This theorem is the Krull's height theorem (also known as Krullscher Höhensatz), which states that: In a commutative Noetherian ringR, any prime ideal that is minimal over an ideal generated bynelements has height at mostn.Ideal.height_le_spanRank_toENat: This theorem is a corollary of the Krull's height theorem (also known as Krullscher Höhensatz). In a commutative Noetherian ringR, the height of a (finitely-generated) ideal is smaller than or equal to the minimum number of generators for this ideal.Ideal.height_le_iff_exists_minimal_primes: In a commutative Noetherian ringR, a prime idealphas height no greater thannif and only if it is a minimal ideal over some ideal generated by no more thannelements.
Krull's principal ideal theorem (also known as Krullscher Hauptidealsatz) :
In a commutative Noetherian ring R, any prime ideal that is minimal over a principal ideal
has height at most 1.
If q < p are prime ideals such that p is minimal over span (s ∪ {x}) and
t is a set contained in q such that s ⊆ √span (t ∪ {x}), then q is minimal over span t.
This is used in the induction step for the proof of Krull's height theorem.
Krull's height theorem (also known as Krullscher Höhensatz) :
In a commutative Noetherian ring R, any prime ideal that is minimal over an ideal generated
by n elements has height at most n.
In a commutative Noetherian ring R, the height of a (finitely-generated) ideal is smaller
than or equal to the minimum number of generators for this ideal.
In a commutative Noetherian ring R, a prime ideal p has height no greater than n if and
only if it is a minimal ideal over some ideal generated by no more than n elements.
If p is a prime in a Noetherian ring R, there exists a p-primary ideal I
spanned by p.height elements.
If P lies over p, the height of P is bounded by the height of p plus
the height of the image of P in S ⧸ p S.
Equality holds if S satisfies going-down as an R-algebra
(see Ideal.height_eq_height_add_of_liesOver_of_hasGoingDown).
If S satisfies going-down as an R-algebra and P lies over p, the height of P is equal
to the height of p plus the height of the image of P in S ⧸ p S
(Matsumura 13.B Th. 19 (2)).