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Mathlib.RingTheory.Ideal.Quotient.HasFiniteQuotients

Rings with finite quotients #

A commutative ring is said to have finite quotients if, for any nonzero ideal I of R, the quotient R ⧸ I is finite.

Main results #

A ring R has finite quotients if the quotient R ⧸ I is finite for all nonzero ideals of R.

Instances

    A finite ring has finite quotients.

    A nonzero prime ideal of a ring with finite quotients is maximal.

    A ring with finite quotients has dimension ≤ 1.

    A ring with finite quotients is noetherian.

    For every bound B, a ring with finite quotients has only finitely many ideals of norm bounded by B.

    A ring with finite quotients has only finitely many ideals of bounded norm.

    A ring with finite quotients has only finitely many nonzero prime ideals of bounded norm.

    A ring with finite quotients has only finitely many nonzero prime ideals of bounded norm.

    Assume that R has finite quotients and that S is a domain and a finite R-module. Then S has finite quotients.

    The ring has finite quotients.

    A domain that is finitely generated has finite quotients.