Root and integral closure for R[[X]]
Let R be a subring of S. R is said to be n-root closed in S if whenever \(s^ n\in R\), then \(s\in R\). R is n-root closed in S if R is n-root closed for every integer \(n>1\). The author shows that \({\mathbb{Z}}X\) is not n-root closed in \({\mathbb{Q}}X\) for any n, even though \({\mathbb{Z}}\) is root closed in \({\mathbb{Q}}\). If R is von Neumann regular, then integral closure, n-root closure and root closure of R in S are preserved for RX in SX. However, these properties may not be preserved for RX in its total quotient ring. The author investigates several conditions on R so that closure will be preserved in the power series ring.
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