Abstract
Following a joint work with Gilmer and Heinzer, we prove that if M is a maximal ideal of an integral domain R such that some power of M is finitely generated, then M is finitely generated under each of the assumptions below: (a) R is coherent. (b) R is seminormal and M is of height 2. (c) R=K[X;S] is a monoid domain, M=(X s : s∈S) , and one of the following conditions holds: • R is seminormal. • ht M=3 and Q(R) is a finitely generated field extension of K. For each d≥3 we construct counterexamples of d-dimensional monoid domains as described above.
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