The set of Gaussian integers Z[i]={m+ni:m,n∈Z} together with addition + and multiplication ⋅ of complex numbers, and i=−1−−−√ constitute a commutative ring with zero 0+0i and unity e=1+0i. It is also an ordered integral domain. True False
The set of Gaussian integers Z[i]={m+ni:m,n∈Z} together with addition + and multiplication ⋅ of complex numbers, and i=−1−−−√ constitute a commutative ring with zero 0+0i and unity e=1+0i. It is also an ordered integral domain. True False
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