2021
DOI: 10.1142/s0219498822501614
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Semirigid GCD domains II

Abstract: Let [Formula: see text] be an integral domain with quotient field [Formula: see text] throughout[Formula: see text] Call two elements [Formula: see text][Formula: see text]-coprime if [Formula: see text] Call a nonzero non-unit [Formula: see text] of an integral domain [Formula: see text] rigid if for all [Formula: see text] we have [Formula: see text] or [Formula: see text] Also, call [Formula: see text] semirigid if every nonzero non-unit of [Formula: see text] is expressible as a finite product of rigid ele… Show more

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“…(1) Let D be a semirigid PSP domain then G(D) + or m(D) the monoid of nonzero principal ideals of D is a v-factorial monoid. Of course if D is a GCD domain and semirigid we get a semirigid GCD domain of[43] where m(D) is a factorial monoid. Example 3.7 of[43] serves as an example of a semirigid Schreier domain.…”
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“…(1) Let D be a semirigid PSP domain then G(D) + or m(D) the monoid of nonzero principal ideals of D is a v-factorial monoid. Of course if D is a GCD domain and semirigid we get a semirigid GCD domain of[43] where m(D) is a factorial monoid. Example 3.7 of[43] serves as an example of a semirigid Schreier domain.…”
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“…Of course if D is a GCD domain and semirigid we get a semirigid GCD domain of[43] where m(D) is a factorial monoid. Example 3.7 of[43] serves as an example of a semirigid Schreier domain. Of course a UFD is a PSP domain and can be treated as a semirigid PSP domain.…”
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