Classes of Rings
- Field (mathematics)
- Algebraic number field
- Polynomial ring
- Integral domain
- Boolean algebra (structure)
- Principal ideal domain
- Euclidean domain
- Unique factorization domain
- Dedekind domain
- Nilpotent elements and reduced rings
- Dual numbers
- Tensor product of fields
- Tensor product of R-algebras
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