Krull dimensions of (commutative) rings #
Given a commutative ring, its ring-theoretic Krull dimension is the order-theoretic Krull dimension of its prime spectrum. Unfolding this definition, it is the length of the longest sequence(s) of prime ideals ordered by strict inclusion.
The ring-theoretic Krull dimension is the Krull dimension of its spectrum ordered by inclusion.
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Type class for rings with krull dimension at most n.
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- Ring.KrullDimLE n R = Order.KrullDimLE n (PrimeSpectrum R)
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If f : R →+* S is surjective, then ringKrullDim S ≤ ringKrullDim R.
If I is an ideal of R, then ringKrullDim (R ⧸ I) ≤ ringKrullDim R.
If R and S are isomorphic, then ringKrullDim R = ringKrullDim S.
Alias of ringKrullDim_eq_of_ringEquiv.
If R and S are isomorphic, then ringKrullDim R = ringKrullDim S.
A ring has finite Krull dimension if its PrimeSpectrum is
finite-dimensional (and non-empty).
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Also see Ideal.IsPrime.isMaximal for the analogous statement for Dedekind domains.
Alternative constructor for Ring.KrullDimLE 1, convenient for domains.