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Definition 29.47.1. Let A be a ring.

  1. We say A is seminormal if for all x, y \in A with x^3 = y^2 there is a unique a \in A with x = a^2 and y = a^3.

  2. We say A is absolutely weakly normal if (a) A is seminormal and (b) for any prime number p and x, y \in A with p^ px = y^ p there is a unique a \in A with x = a^ p and y = pa.


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