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INTEGER. Whole, untouched. Res integra means a question which is new and undecided. 2 Kent, Com. 177.

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n]]] is the ring of integers of the nth real cyclotomic field Q([[zeta].
On the ring of integers of real cyclotomic fields
Let Z be the ring of integers and Q be a quasigroup defined by the following table;
Smarandache quasigroup rings
Ichimura, Note on the ring of integers of a Kummer extension of prime degree.
Real abelian fields satisfying the Hilbert-Speiser condition for some small primes p
Let (Z12 (I), +, *) be a neutrosophic ring of integers modulo 12 and let S(I) and T(I) be subsets of [Z.
On neutrosophic canonical hypergroups and neutrosophic hyperrings
One may ask whether this is still true if the ring of integers in Q([square root of d]) is replaced by the ring of integers in other number fields and this question is at present far from being solved.
Depending on the structure of the ring of integers in Q([cube root of d]) there are two possibilities, which are considered separately.
Non-existence of certain Diophantine quadruples in rings of integers of pure cubic fields

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