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Z[1/6] consists exactly of rationals a/6n and inverts precisely the primes 2 and 3

Example

Inside Q, Z[1/6]=Z6={a6n:aZ, nN}. Among positive prime integers, exactly 2 and 3 become units in this ring.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The principal localisation of Z at 6 and its canonical map into Q.

[F1]

The principal localisation at 6 consists of fractions a/6n (Principal localisation Rf={1,f,f2,}1R).

[F2]

The field Frac(Z) is canonically Q (Frac(Z) is canonically isomorphic to Q).

[F4]

A map that sends the chosen denominators to units extends uniquely through the localisation (Universal property of localisation: maps that invert S factor uniquely through S1R).

[F5]

A fraction a/s is zero exactly when some denominator annihilates a (Equality, vanishing, and the kernel of the localisation map).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

The inclusion ZQ sends 6 to a unit, so [F4] gives a map Z6Q with a/6na/6n. If its image is zero, multiplication by the nonzero element 6n in the field Q gives a=0, and then [F5] makes a/6n=0; hence the map is injective. Its image is exactly the set displayed in [F1].

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2.1

The elements 2 and 3 are units because 2(3/6)=1 and 3(2/6)=1.

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3.1

If a positive prime q is a unit, then q(a/6n)=1 for some a,n, so qa=6n. The case n=0 is impossible because q>1. For n>0, [F3] applied repeatedly to 6n=2n3n gives q2 or q3, and primality with positivity forces q=2 or q=3.

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