Zero DivisorA Nonzero element of a Ring for which , where is some other Nonzero element and thevector multiplication is assumed to be Bilinear. A Ring with no zero divisors is known as anIntegral Domain. Let denote an -algebra, so that is a Vector Space over and
Now define
where . is said to be -Associative if there exists an -dimensional Subspace of suchthat for all and . is said to be Tame if is a finite union of Subspaces of . ReferencesFinch, S. ``Zero Structures in Real Algebras.'' http://www.mathsoft.com/asolve/zerodiv/zerodiv.html.
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