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Constructing ordered fields with lattice structure from ordered fields without lattice struc...
This post originated from my reference request for the definition of an ordered field in constructive mathematics: Proper definition of ordered field in constructive mathematics
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Archimedean ordered fields without maxima and minima in constructive mathematics
In constructive mathematics, let us define an ordered (Heyting) field $F$ to be a commutative ring with a binary relation $<$ which is
irreflexive, where for all $x$, $\neg (x < x)$
asymmetric, where …
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Archimedean ordered field in which every function is smooth
In constructive mathematics, it is consistent that every function $\mathbb{R} \to \mathbb{R}$ on the Dedekind real numbers is continuous. However, it is not consistent that every function $\mathbb{R} …
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Proper definition of ordered field in constructive mathematics
The nLab article on ordered fields defines ordered fields to be a field $K$ with a strict linear order $<$ such that $0 < 1$ and for all elements $a \in K$ and $b \in K$, if $a > 0$ and $b > 0$ then $ …
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