On the Krull dimension of rings of integer-valued rational functions

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Let \(D\) be an integral domain with quotient field \(K\) and \(E\) a subset of \(K\). The ring of integer rational functions on \(E\) is defined as \N\[\N\mathrm{Int}^{R}(E,D)=\{\varphi \in K(X): \varphi(E)\subseteq D\}.\N\]\NThis paper investigates the Krull dimension of the ring \(\mathrm{Int}^{R}(E,D)\). The authors show that \(\mathrm{Int}^{R}(E,D)\) is a Jaffard domain if and only if \(D\) is a Jaffard domain and the Krull dimension is equal to \(1+\dim(D)\). Finally, the authors determine explicitly the dimension of \(\mathrm{Int}^{R}(E,D)\) by showing the following result: if \(D\) is a pseudo-valuation domain with finite residue field and \(E\) is a fractional subset of \(D\) contained in associated valuation domain of \(D\), then \(\dim(\mathrm{Int}^{R}(E,D))=1+\dim(D)\).











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