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Let R be a commutative ring with identity. We study the concept of pointwise maximal subrings of a ring. A ring R is called a pointwise maximal subring of a ring T if \(R\subset T\) and for each \(t\in T{\setminus } R\), the ring extension \(R[t]\subseteq T\) has no proper intermediate ring. A characterization of local, integrally closed pointwise maximal subrings of a ring is given. Let G be a subgroup of the group of automorphisms of T. Then the integrally closed pointwise maximality is a G-invariant property of ring extension under some conditions. We also discuss the number of overrings and the Krull dimension of pointwise maximal subrings of a ring. The pointwise maximal subrings of the polynomial ring R[X] are also discussed.

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R. Kumar: The author was supported by the SRF Grant from UGC India, Sr. No. 2061440976.

A. Gaur: The author was supported by the MATRICS Grant from DST-SERB, No. MTR/2018/000707.

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Kumar, R., Gaur, A. Pointwise maximal subrings. Beitr Algebra Geom 62, 843–856 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13366-020-00537-0

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