A ring isomorphism is a bijective ring homomorphism. It preserves all ring operations and has a ring-homomorphic inverse.
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- Chinese remainder theorem
- Chinese remainder theorem for ideals
- Isomorphism
- Nonstandard prime in an elementary extension of the integers
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- Ring isomorphism
- Ring isomorphism invariant
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