Re: JSH: The "Published" paper he dosen't what you to know about.


jstevh@xxxxxxx wrote:
William Hughes wrote:

Have you still not understood that for the algebraic integers

-if a and b are coprime they remain coprime in any
ring that contains the algebraic integers.

No, the algebraic integers are not like the evens. If something
is coprime in the algebraic integers it stays coprime.


In what ring?


Try reading. "in any ring that contains the algebraic integers"
..
In the ring of algebraic integers of course, as you're going in a
circle.


Nope. The algebraic integers is only one possible ring.

Otherwise, what ring?

Any ring that contains the algebraic integers.

- William Hughes

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