Rings, Integral Domains, Fields

Rings, Integral Domains, Fields

<p>Rings, integral domains, fields</p><p>Ring? (all rings Commutative? Integral domain? Field? are with unity) with + and * Yes Yes Yes No with + and * with + and * with + and *</p><p>M 2,2 with matrix + and *</p><p>Zp ( p prime) with + and * modulo p</p><p>Zm ( m composite) with + and * modulo m R[x ] (polynomials with Yes If R is If R is an integral Never coefficients in a ring) with commutative domain polynomial + and * F[x ] (polynomials with Yes Yes Yes No, never. coefficients in a field) with polynomial + and *</p><p>In addition to filling this out, this would also be a good place to list (perhaps on the back) 1. The definition and properties of a ring 2. What we mean by a commutative ring 3. What makes a ring an integral domain? 4. What makes an integral domain a field? 5. Related definitions (unity, zero divisor, unit) 6. The additive and multiplicative identities for each.</p>

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