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Dimensions of a ring and its formal power series ring
Understanding the relation between $\dim R$ and $\dim R[[x]]$ is a classical problem in commutative algebra. For a Noetherian ring $R$, one has $\dim R[[x]]=\dim R+1$, but the general case is considerably more delicate. In 1973, Arnold proved that finite power-series dimension requires the strong fi
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