Abstract
We use the concept of n-absorbing ideal introduced by Badawi to study commutative rings having absorbing factorization. To this end, we introduce and investigate the AF-dimension of a ring R – the minimum positive integer n such that R has n-absorbing factorization. We show that the Krull dimension of a finite AF-dimensional ring is at most one and also present several applications.
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