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Posted by rlpowell on Mon 23 of Aug., 2004 17:59 GMT posts: 14214
  • I have no idea what "unit" means that "integer" doesn't cover, and that's covered by mulna'u (see Abstract Algebra). --rlpowell
  • A unit in an integral domain is a number that every number is divisible by; e.g. the units in Z are 1 and -1, and the units in the Gaussian integers are 1, i, -1, and -i. -phma

Oh, OK. This should all have gone in discuss, sorry. My bad.

-Robin

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rlpowellPosted by rlpowell on Mon 23 of Aug., 2004 18:03 GMT posts: 14214

Here's the discussion that was on the page before I cleaned it up:

  • prime: cmuna'ux1 is a prime number in integral domain x2
    • I'd consider that to mean "unit" and not "prime". I suggest:
    • prime: ralju namcu: ralna'un1=r1 is a prime number in integral domain r2
    • Something more like zilterfendi, i should think...
    • unit: jicmu namcu: cmuna'un1=j1 is a unit of integral domain j2
      • I have no idea what "unit" means that "integer" doesn't cover, and that's covered by mulna'u (seeAbstract Algebra). --rlpowell
        • A unit in an integral domain is a number that every number is divisible by; e.g. the units in Z are 1 and -1, and the units in the Gaussian integers are 1, i, -1, and -i. -phma
    • "prime" is clearly something with selci. Furthermore, it's clearly a mulna'u; I suggest mulna'usle, which I'll now go put in jbovlaste(external link) --rlpowell
  • ko'a goi lo na pilji be ko'e bei ko'e goi lo kantu namcu na du ko'a
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rlpowellPosted by rlpowell on Mon 23 of Aug., 2004 18:09 GMT posts: 14214

The original text of the page had:

n1=j1 is a unit of integral domain j2

for cmuna'u, but that's not what arj entered on jbovlaste. Is this likely to be a problem?

-Robin

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Posted by Anonymous on Wed 12 of Jan., 2005 00:29 GMT

Re: Number theory The original text of the page had:

n1=j1 is a unit of integral domain j2

for cmuna'u, but that's not what arj entered on jbovlaste. Is this likely to be a problem?

-Robin