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Commutative algebra Completion and topological rings Concept

Complete local ring

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A complete local ring is a Noetherian local ring (R,𝔪)(R, \mathfrak m) that equals its own completion for the 𝔪\mathfrak m-adic topology. Formal power series rings over a field and the pp-adic integers are the basic examples. Complete local rings have a clear structure, given by the Cohen structure theorem, and every Noetherian local ring embeds into a complete one, its completion.

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