Rings with involution and orderings
The aim of the paper is to generalize the Artin-Schreier theory of ordered fields to rings with involution. The notion of ordering of a ring with involution is studied, and is related to the formation of rings of fractions in which symmetric elements are invertible. Remarks: Some of the proofs contain gaps or errors. For example, in the proof of Theorem (17) the author claims (implicitly) that if \(M\) is a multiplicatively closed semi-ordering and \(s=s^*\notin M\) then \(M\cup-sP\cup M-sP\) is a multiplicatively closed semi-ordering. This is not true.
- A note on rings with involution
- Propriétés géométrico-arithmétiques des algèbres à involution. (Geometrico-arithmetic properties of algebras with involution)
- Correction to a theorem on c-ordering
- Star, sharp, core and dual core partial order in rings with involution
- On the existence of directed rings and algebras with negative squares
- On involution rings
- Prüfer Rings with Involution
- Orderings and preorderings in rings with involution
- Reverse order laws in rings with involution.
- Rings with Invertible Regular Elements
- Structure of totally ordered rings with integral multiple property
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