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Symbolic Powers of a Prime Ideal
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Let A be a regular ring (for example, the polynominal ring in a finite number of indeterminates over a field). Let P be a prime ideal in A. In [1] Hochster raises the question whether it is possible to give conditions on A/P (for example, A/P Gorenstein) which imply that the powers of P are P-primary, (i.e. Pn = P(n) for all n).
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