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A Course in Finite Group Representation Theory
《A Course in Finite Group Representation Theory》 · 第 46 页 · Section 2.4「Prime Factorization」,Proposition and Definition 10
For an integral domain $R$, the following conditions are equivalent: (i) Every element $a\in R-(R^*\cup\{0\})$ can be uniquely written, up to associatedness and order, as a product of irreducible elements. (ii) Every element $a\in R-(R^*\cup\{0\})$ is a product of prime elements. An integral domain $R$ satisfying the equivalent conditions (i) and (ii) is called a factorial ring or a unique factorization domain.
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