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Give an example of a unique factorization domain with a subdomain that does not have a unique factorization.
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An example of a UFD is the ring of integers, ℤ. Now, let's consider a subdomain of ℤ, namely the set of all even integers, which we can denote as 2ℤ. This subdomain is closed under addition and multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity (0) and Show more…
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