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Zero ring (0=1)

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The ring with a single element, which is both its additive and multiplicative identity. If a unital ring has 0=1, then every element r equals r1=r0=0, so it is this ring. Under the usual definition it is excluded from integral domains and fields. The quotient ring Z/(1) is an example.

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