Near-dedekind rings (Q4953302)

A Dedekind prime ring is a left and right Noetherian prime non-simple hereditary ring in which every non-zero ideal is invertible in the classical quotient ring. A ring \(R\) is said to have the right Artin-Rees property, if given a right ideal \(K\) of \(R\) and a two-sided ideal \(E\) of \(R\) there is a positive integer \(n\) such that \(K\cap E^n\subseteq KE\). Let \(S\) be a finite sum of Dedekind prime rings and let \(B\) be an essential ideal of \(S\) such that the intersection of the powers of \(B\) is \(0\). The author studies those subrings \(R\) of \(S\) which contain \(B\). The main results established by the author are: (1) Every ideal of \(R\) which is comaximal with \(B\) is invertible. (2) If \(R\) is right Noetherian then \(R\) has right Krull dimension \(1\) and every right ideal of \(R\) which is comaximal with \(B\) is projective. (3) \(R\) has the right Artin-Rees property if and only if the maximal ideals of \(R\) which contain \(B\) commute with each other.