Height (Ring Theory)
In
commutative algebra
, the
height
of an
ideal
I
in a
ring
R
is the number of strict inclusions in the longest chain of
prime ideals
contained in
I
. In a
Noetherian ring
,
Krull's height theorem
says that the height of an ideal generated by
n
elements is no greater than
n
.
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