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The purity of a completion
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 May 2009
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This note establishes two statements from R. M. Fossum's review [1] of a paper by E. A. Magarian [2]. Firstly, if A → B is a pure homomorphism (of commutative rings) then A[[x1,…,xs]] → B[[x1,…, xs]] is pure. Secondly, if Rn → R is a directed family of pure homomorphisms then ∪ Rn → R is pure. A consequence is that if Rn → R is a directed family of pure homomorphisms and if R is Noetherian, then ∪ Rn[[x1,…,xs]]is Noetherian.
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