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A commutative ring $R$ with identity is said to be coherent if every f.g. ideal of $R$ is f.p. We know that any noetherian ring is coherent. A Laskerian ring is a ring in which every ideal has a primary decomposition. Now, Is any Laskerian ring coherent  ?

A commutative ring $R$ with identity is said to be coherent if every f.g. ideal of $R$ is f.p. We know that any noetherian ring is coherent. Now, Is any Laskerian ring coherent  ?

A commutative ring $R$ with identity is said to be coherent if every f.g. ideal of $R$ is f.p. We know that any noetherian ring is coherent. A Laskerian ring is a ring in which every ideal has a primary decomposition. Now, Is any Laskerian ring coherent?

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Is a Laskerian ring coherent

A commutative ring $R$ with identity is said to be coherent if every f.g. ideal of $R$ is f.p. We know that any noetherian ring is coherent. Now, Is any Laskerian ring coherent ?