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Ordered Rings

Defines an ordered ring as a commutative ring with a total order such that adding the same element preserves the order and products of nonnegative elements are nonnegative.

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In the setting of Class Theory NBG: the Axioms, Standing Conventions and Basic Notation, let rr, with ++, ⋅\cdot, 00 and 11, be a commutative ring, and let ≤\le be a total order on rr.

rr, with ++, ⋅\cdot, 00, 11 and ≤\le, is an ordered ring if, for all x,y,z∈rx,y,z\in r: if x≤yx\le y then x+z≤y+zx+z\le y+z; and if 0≤x0\le x and 0≤y0\le y then 0≤x⋅y0\le x\cdot y.

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