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every ring is an integer algebra
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Let $R$ be a ring. Then $R$ is also an algebra over the ring of integers if we define the action of $\mathbb{Z}$ on $R$ by the following rules: $$ 0 \cdot x = $$ $$ (n + 1) \cdot x = n \cdot x + $$ $$ (-n) \cdot x = -(n \cdot x $$ In other words, the action of a positive integer $n$ on $x$ is to add $x$ to itself $n$ times and the action of a negative integer $n$ on $x$ is to subtract $x$ to itself $n$ times.
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Cross-references: negative, integer, positive, words, action, ring of integers, algebra, ring
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This is version 2 of every ring is an integer algebra, born on 2004-11-04, modified 2006-12-25.
Object id is 6449, canonical name is EveryRingIsAnIntegerAlgebra.
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| AMS MSC: | 16S99 (Associative rings and algebras :: Rings and algebras arising under various constructions :: Miscellaneous) | | | 20C99 (Group theory and generalizations :: Representation theory of groups :: Miscellaneous) | | | 13B99 (Commutative rings and algebras :: Ring extensions and related topics :: Miscellaneous) |
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