Bull. Korean Math. Soc. 2021; 58(4): 837-851
Online first article February 22, 2021 Printed July 31, 2021
https://doi.org/10.4134/BKMS.b200576
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Lokendra Paudel, Simplice Tchamna
University of South Carolina-Salkehatchie; Georgia College \& State University
Let $R\subseteq L \subseteq S$ be ring extensions. Two star operations $\star_{1} \in \rm Star (R, S)$, $\star_{2} \in \rm Star (L, S)$ are said to be linked if whenever $A^{\star_{1}}=R^{\star_{1}}$ for some finitely generated $S$-regular $R$-submodule $A$ of $S$, then $(AL)^{\star_{2}} =L^{\star_{2}}$. We study properties of linked star operations; especially when $\star_{1}$ and $\star_{2}$ are strict star operations. We introduce the notion of Pr\"ufer star multiplication extension (P$\star$ME) and we show that under appropriate conditions, if the extension $R\subseteq S$ is P$\star _{1}$ME and $\star_{1}$ is linked to $\star_{2}$, then $L\subseteq S$ is P$\star _{2}$ME.
Keywords: Star operation, ring extension, localization, Pr\"ufer extension
MSC numbers: Primary 13A15, 13A18, 13B02
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