Exercise 14.2. Let R be a principal ideal domain. Show that for any chain of ideals of RI₁ C 12 CC In C ...There exists no E N so that In=Ino for every n ≥ no. (In other words, R must be a noetherianпоring.)

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Exercise 14.2. Let R be a principal ideal domain. Show that for any chain of ideals of R I₁ C 12 CC In C ... There exists no E N so that In = Ino for every n ≥ no. (In other words, R must be a noetherian по ring.)