Some remarks on Pr\"ufer --multiplication domains and class groups
Abstract
Let D be an integral domain with quotient field K and let X be an indeterminate over D. Also, let T:=\Tλ λ ∈ \ be a defining family of quotient rings of D and suppose that is a finite type star operation on D induced by T. We show that D is a P MD (resp., PvMD) if and only if (D(fg))=(D(f)D(g)) (resp., (D(fg))w=(D(f)D(g))w) for all 0 f,g ∈ K[X]. A more general version of this result is given in the semistar operation setting. We give a method for recognizing PvMD's which are not P MD's for a certain finite type star operation . We study domains D for which the --class group (D) equals the t--class group t(D) for any finite type star operation , and we indicate examples of PvMD's D such that (D)⊂neq t(D). We also compute v(D) for certain valuation domains D.
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