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单词 OrdersOfElementsInIntegralDomain
释义

orders of elements in integral domain


Theorem.

Let  (D,+,)  be an integral domainMathworldPlanetmath, i.e. a commutative ring with non-zero unity 1 and no zero divisorsMathworldPlanetmath.  All non-zero elements of D have the same order (http://planetmath.org/OrderGroup) in the additive groupMathworldPlanetmath(D,+).

Proof.  Let a be arbitrary non-zero element.  Any multiple (http://planetmath.org/GeneralAssociativity) na may be written as

na=n(1a)=1a+1a++1an=(1+1++1n)a=(n1)a.

Thus, because  a0  and there are no zero divisors, an equation  na=0  is equivalent (http://planetmath.org/Equivalent3) with the equation  n1=0.  So a must have the same as the unity of D.

Note.  The of the unity element is the characteristic (http://planetmath.org/Characteristic) of the integral domain, which is 0 or a positive prime number.

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