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Field theory and polynomials Valued and topological fields Concept

Topological field

Summary

A topological field is a field with a topology in which addition, multiplication, negation and inversion are continuous, see the definition. It is a field that is also a topological ring and in which taking inverses is continuous. The real numbers, the complex numbers, the p-adic numbers and every field with an absolute value are topological fields. The notion is the common setting for analysis over fields other than ℝ\R and ℂ\C.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_(mathematics)
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