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Noncommutative domain

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A noncommutative domain is a nonzero unital ring without zero divisors; commutativity is not required, but commutative integral domains are included in this usage. Left and right cancellation hold for nonzero elements. A right Noetherian domain embeds in a division ring by the right Ore condition.

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