
TL;DR
This survey explores the development of semiring theory over the past decade, focusing on structures without additive cancellativity and the role of a null ideal in generalizing classical algebraic concepts.
Contribution
It introduces and studies the pair (A, A_0) as a generalization of semirings, extending algebraic theories to broader contexts like polynomials, geometry, and modules.
Findings
Generalization of algebraic structures using null ideals
Extension of polynomial and geometric theories to semirings
Framework for studying semirings via universal algebra
Abstract
We survey theory developed over the past 10 years of semirings which need not be additively cancellative. The main feature is a specified ``null ideal'' of a semiring taking the place of a zero element, which permits generalizations of the classical algebraic theory to polynomials and their roots, algebraic geometry, matrices, linear algebra, varieties, categories, and module theory. The ``pair'' is studied along the lines of universal algebra.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications · Rings, Modules, and Algebras
