radical ideal
An algebra ideal is called radical if for an element , then for some integer .
If a higher power is in the ideal, then the element itself is in the ideal.
Note, if is radical, then the quotient is reduced.
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An algebra ideal I is called radical if for an element a∈A, an∈I then a∈I for some integer n∈Z+.
If a higher power is in the ideal, then the element itself is in the ideal.
Note, if I is radical, then the quotient A/I is reduced.