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Notational Notions | confessions of a mathoholic Notational Notions confessions of a mathoholic Home About   Every Finite Division Ring Is A Field January 12, 2009 The Ring of Quaternions: Consider the ring of quaternions . We define multiplication with the identities . We have the identity , so in particular every nonzero element is invertible, making “almost” a field. But multiplication is clearly not commutative. A ring like , in which every nonzero element has an inverse, is called a division ring. (or sometimes a division algebra ) All fields are division rings. One interesting observation about : its center, or the set , is simply , and is a 4-dimensional real vector space. It is easy to see that the center of any division ring is a field, but a deeper result is that the dimension of a division ring over its center is always either infinite or a perfect square. Finite Division Rings: Since the theory of finite fields is so rich, one mig...

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