Elasticity in polynomial-type extensions
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Abstract: The elasticity of an atomic integral domain is, in some sense, a measure of how far the domain is from being a unique factorization domain (or, more properly, a half-factorial domain). We consider the relationship between the elasticity of a domain, R, and the elasticity of its polynomial ring R[x]. For example, if R has at least one atom, a sufficient condition for the polynomial ring R[x] to have elasticity 1 is that every nonconstant irreducible polynomial f in R[x] be irreducible in K[x]. We will determine the integral domains R whose polynomial rings satisfy this condition.
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