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Defect of the formal algebra 4"

2015-09-18 21:17:05 | Mathematics
Let C={c1}∪{c2}∪… (ci≠ck for i≠k) be a countable set.
i∈C xi=xc1+xc2+…(infinitely)
Set up that F={0",1",2",3"}≅Z/4Z, O=2F={0",2"}.
Define A+B={a+b | a∈A,b∈B} for A,B∈F/O. F/O is a module then. O is the zero of the module.
i∈C O =O+O+…(infinitely)={n1+n2+…(infinitely) |n1∈O, n2∈O,…}
Put bi=0 for ∀i∈N. ∑i∈{b1}∪{b2} O=∑i∈{0} O=O=O+O=∑i∈{c1}∪{c2} O,…
i∈{b1∪…∪{bm} O=∑i∈{0} O=O=O+…+O=∑i∈{c1}∪…∪{cm} O,…
Repeating this infinitely,you get O=∑i∈{0} O=∑i∈{b1}∪{b2}∪…(infinitely) O=∑i∈{c1∪{c2}∪…(infinitely) O
=O+O+…(infinitely). But O+O+…∋ e=2"+2"+…(infinitely). e=2"+e So e∉O
This is contradiction.
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