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On the Borderline of Fields and Hyperfields
The hyperfield came into being due to a mathematical necessity that appeared during the study of the valuation theory of the fields by M. Krasner, who also defined the hyperring, which is related to the hyperfield in the same way as the ring is related ...
Christos G Massouros +1 more
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Characteristic, C-Characteristic and Positive Cones in Hyperfields
We study the notions of the positive cone, characteristic and C-characteristic in (Krasner) hyperfields. We demonstrate how these interact in order to produce interesting results in the theory of hyperfields.
Dawid Edmund Kedzierski +2 more
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Quadratic structures associated to (multi)rings [PDF]
We consider certain pairs (A, T) where A is a (multi)ring andT ⊆ A is a multiplicative set that generates, by a convenient quotient construction,a (multi)structure that supports a quadratic form theory: withsome natural hypotheses we generalize ...
Kaique Roberto +2 more
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K-theories and Free Inductive Graded Rings in Abstract Quadratic Forms Theories [PDF]
We build on previous work on multirings ([17]) that providesgeneralizations of the available abstract quadratic forms theories (specialgroups and real semigroups) to the context of multirings ([10], [14]).
Kaique Roberto, Hugo Mariano
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Existence theorem of finite krasner hyperfields [PDF]
The concern of this paper is to show that there always exist Krasner hyperfields of order n, where n is an integer greaterthan or equal to 2.
Yuming Feng +3 more
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Valuations on Structures More General Than Fields
Valuation theory is an important area of investigation in algebra, with applications in algebraic geometry and number theory. In 1957, M. Krasner introduced hyperfields, which are field-like objects with a multivalued addition, to describe some ...
Alessandro Linzi
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A Result of Krasner in Categorial Form
In 1957, M. Krasner described a complete valued field (K,v) as the inverse limit of a system of certain structures, called hyperfields, associated with (K,v).
Alessandro Linzi
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Methods of constructing hyperfields
In this paper we introduce a class of hyperfields which contains non quotient hyperfields. Thus we give a negative answer to the question of whether every hyperfield is isomorphic to a quotient KG of a field K by some subgroup G of its multiplicative ...
Ch. G. Massouros
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Hyperstructures in Lie-Santilli Admissibility and Iso-Theories
In the quiver of hyperstructures Professor R. M. Santilli, in early 90'es, tried to find algebraic structures in order to express his pioneer Lie-Santilli's Theory.
Maria Santilli Ruggero +1 more
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Root Selections and 2p-th Root Selections in Hyperfields
In this paper we define root selections and 2p-th root selections for hyperfields: these are multiplicative subgroups whose existence is equivalent to the existence of a well behaved square root function and 2p-th root function, respectively.
Gładki Paweł
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