Power series rings over discrete valuation rings

Automorphisms of Formal Power Series Rings over a Valuation Ring

The aim of this paper is to report on recent work on liftings of groups of au-tomorphisms of a formal power series ring over a eld k of characteristic p to characteristic 0, where they are realised as groups of automorphisms of a formal power series ring over a suitable valuation ring R dominating the Witt vectors W(k): We show that the lifting requirement for a group of automorphisms places se...

A Classification of Modules over Complete Discrete Valuation Rings

Maximal Crossed Product Orders over Discrete Valuation Rings

The problem of determining when a (classical) crossed product T = S ∗ G of a finite group G over a discrete valuation ring S is a maximal order, was answered in the 1960’s for the case where S is tamely ramified over the subring of invariants S. The answer was given in terms of the conductor subgroup (with respect to f) of the inertia. In this paper we solve this problem in general when S/S is ...

Pseudo-almost valuation rings

The aim of this paper is to generalize the‎‎notion of pseudo-almost valuation domains to arbitrary‎ ‎commutative rings‎. ‎It is shown that the classes of chained rings‎ ‎and pseudo-valuation rings are properly contained in the class of‎ ‎pseudo-almost valuation rings; also the class of pseudo-almost‎ ‎valuation rings is properly contained in the class of quasi-local‎ ‎rings with linearly ordere...

Anti-archimedean Rings and Power Series Rings

We define an integral domain D to be anti-Archimedean if ⋂∞ n=1 a nD 6= 0 for each 0 6= a ∈ D. For example, a valuation domain or SFT Prüfer domain is anti-Archimedean if and only if it has no height-one prime ideals. A number of constructions and stability results for anti-Archimedean domains are given. We show that D is anti-Archimedean ⇔ D[[X1, . . .