Fields
Published • Jan 1, 1995
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Authors:
George R. Kempf
Abstract
Let F be a field. There is one and only one homomorphism K: Z → F. Then Ker K = (d) where d ≥ 0. As the image of K is contained in a field so it is an integral domain. Then Ker K is a prime ideal. There are two cases.
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