In page 6 of "Introduction to commutative algebra" write that:
$a \cap b = ab$ provided $a + b = (1)$
But I think it's not true, by considering $a = b = (2) \in \mathbb Z_6$
In page 6 of "Introduction to commutative algebra" write that:
$a \cap b = ab$ provided $a + b = (1)$
But I think it's not true, by considering $a = b = (2) \in \mathbb Z_6$
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The proposition can be reformulated as
The word “provided” is used in the sense of “when it is given that”.
In your case $\mathfrak{a}+\mathfrak{b}=(2)+(2)=(2)\ne(1)$.