A structure theorem for Noetherian P.I. rings with global dimension two

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Let A be the Artin radical of a Noetherian ring R of global dimension two. We show that A = ReR where e is an idempotent; A contains a heredity chain of ideals and the global dimensions of the rings R/A and eRe cannot exceed two. Assume further than R is a polynomial identity ring. Let P be a minimal prime ideal of R. Then P = P2 and the global dimension of R/P is also bounded by two. In particular, if the Krull dimension of R/P equals two for all minimal primes P then R is a semiprime ring. In general, every clique of prime ideals in R is finite and in the affine case R is a finite module over a commutative affine subring. Additionally, when A = 0, the ring R has an Artinian quotient ring and we provide a structure theorem which shows that R is obtained by a certain subidealizing process carried out on rings involving Dedekind prime rings and other homologically homogeneous rings. © 1999 Academic Press.

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Braun, A., & Hajarnavis, C. R. (1999). A structure theorem for Noetherian P.I. rings with global dimension two. Journal of Algebra, 215(1), 248–289. https://doi.org/10.1006/jabr.1998.7737

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