[−][src]Module un_algebra::field::field
Algebraic fields.
An algebraic field is a commutative ring (with identity) R
,
where each invertible field element f
has a unique
multiplicative inverse f^-1
. The inverse operation is called
invert.
Axioms
∀g, 1 ∈ R
Inverse: ∃g^-1 ∈ R: g × g^-1 = g^-1 × g = 1.
References
See references for a formal definition of a field.
Traits
Field | An algebraic field. |
Functions
add_cancellation | The derived property of additive cancellation. |
inverse | The two sided multiplicative inverse axiom. |
left_inverse | The left multiplicative inverse axiom. |
mul_cancellation | The derived property of multiplicative cancellation. |
num_add_cancellation | The derived property of numeric additive cancellation. |
num_inverse | The two sided numeric multiplicative inverse axiom. |
num_left_inverse | The left numeric multiplicative inverse axiom. |
num_mul_cancellation | The derived property of numeric multiplicative cancellation. |
num_right_inverse | The right numeric multiplicative inverse axiom. |
num_zero_cancellation | The derived property of numeric zero cancellation. |
right_inverse | The right multiplicative inverse axiom. |
zero_cancellation | The derived property of zero cancellation. |