Abstract We prove that the lattice of z-ideals of a commutative ring with identity is a coherent frame. We characterize when it is a Yosida frame, and when it satisfies… Click to show full abstract
Abstract We prove that the lattice of z-ideals of a commutative ring with identity is a coherent frame. We characterize when it is a Yosida frame, and when it satisfies some projectability properties. We also characterize Hilbert rings in terms of ideals that arise naturally in this study. A ring with zero Jacobson radical is shown to be feebly Baer precisely when its frame of z-ideals is feebly projectable. Denote by ZId ( A ) the frame of z-ideals of a ring A. We show that the assignment A ↦ ZId ( A ) is the object part of a functor CRn g z → CohFrm , where CRn g z designates the category whose objects are commutative rings with identity and whose morphisms are the ring homomorphisms that contract z-ideals to z-ideals.
               
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