A PID that is not Euclidean (Held in ChCh, Tom Gate, Room 2)
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Wed, 11/02/2009 11:30 |
George Wellen (University of Oxford) |
Algebra Kinderseminar  |
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| It is well-known that Euclidean domains are PIDs; examples proving that the inclusion is strict are not commonly known. Here is one. | |||