Note on lattice-ordered rings with positive squares
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The authors construct an example to explain the difference between order-isomorphisms and lattice-isomorphisms. They show that in lattice-ordered rings the two kinds of isomorphisms coincide. Another result consists of proving that a lattice-ordered ring is a totally ordered division ring if and only if the set of its strictly positive elements is a group under the multiplication.
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