A Principle Ideal Domain that has a Multiplicative Inverse.
Definition
A field is a set that has closure under:
- Addition
- Multiplication With axioms of
- Additive Identity ()
- Additive Inverse ()
- Associativity of Addition ()
- Commutivity of Addition
- Multiplicative Identity ()
- Multiplicative Inverse ()
- Associative with Multiplication
- Commutivity of Multiplication
- Distributivity over Addition
Uniqueness Field Properties Definition
Examples
- Real Number
- Rational Number
- Complex Number (As its a superset of Real Number)
- Integer Modulo n (if is Prime Number)
Non-Examples
- Natural Number (No additive inverses)
- Integers (No multiplicative inverses)