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On domains which have prime ideals that are linearly ordered. (English) Zbl 0843.13007

It is well-known that a GCD domain \(R\) in which the set of prime ideals are linearly ordered is a valuation ring. The purpose of the paper is to provide an alternative proof of this fact. Furthermore, a characterizations of divided domains and of pseudo-valuation domains are given.
Reviewer: K.Koh (Raleigh)

MSC:

13G05 Integral domains
13F30 Valuation rings
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