Definitions
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- adjective algebra Of a
ring in which any ascending chain ofideals eventually starts repeating. - adjective algebra Of a
module in which any ascending chain ofsubmodules eventually starts repeating.
Etymologies
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From Emmy Noether
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Hey, Morgan, I’ve got a problem I’ve been wrestling with for a little while this morning, and maybe you can help me out: I’m working on a noetherian scheme, X, with script-I denoting any coherent sheaf of ideals on X (not just the easy ones generated by I where I is a principle ideal).
travismcdermott commented on the word noetherian
1943 Ann. Math. 44 690 A ring D is said to be Noetherian if the maximal condition holds for the ideals in D.
April 13, 2008