Quasi-valuations and algebras over valuation domains

Abstract

Suppose F is a field with valuation v and valuation domain Ov, and R is an Ov-algebra. We prove that R satisfies SGB (strong going between) over Ov. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for R to satisfy LO (lying over) over Ov. Using the filter constructed in [Sa1], we show that if R is torsion-free over Ov then R satisfies GD (going down) over Ov. In particular, if R is torsion-free and (R× Ov) ⊂eq Ov×, then for any chain in Spec(Ov) there exists a chain in Spec(R) covering it. Assuming R is torsion-free over Ov and [R OvF:F]< ∞, we prove that R satisfies INC (incomparabilty) over Ov. Assuming in addition that (R× Ov) ⊂eq Ov×, we deduce that R and Ov have the same Krull dimension and a bound on the size of the prime spectrum of R is given. Under certain assumptions on R and a defined on it, we prove that the ring satisfies GU (going up) over Ov. Combining these five properties together, we deduce that any maximal chain of prime ideals of the ring is lying over Spec(Ov), in a one-to-one correspondence.

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