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Weinert, H. J.

Über Halbringe und Halbkörper. I, II. (German) Zbl 0125.01002

Acta Math. Acad. Sci. Hung. 13, 365-378 (1962), 14, 209-227 (1963).
Reviewer: K. Iséki
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MSC:

16Y60 Semirings
12K10 Semifields

Keywords:

semirings; semifields
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