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This article defines a property that can be evaluated for a unital subring in a commutative unital ring: given any commutative unital ring and a subring thereof, the property is either true or false for the pair
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Definition

Definition with symbols

Suppose S is a unital subring of a commutative unital ring R. We say that S is a going-down subring if given prime idaels QQ1 of S and a prime ideal P1 of R lying over Q1 (viz P1S=Q1, there exists a prime P lying over Q (viz PS=Q and contained in P1.

Facts

If S is a normal domain and R is an integral extension of S, then R is a going-down subring.