An embedding theorem for fields: Addendum

An embedding theorem for Hilbert categories

We axiomatically define (pre-)Hilbert categories. The axioms resemble those for monoidal Abelian categories with the addition of an involutive functor. We then prove embedding theorems: any locally small pre-Hilbert category whose monoidal unit is a simple generator embeds (weakly) monoidally into the category of pre-Hilbert spaces and adjointable maps, preserving adjoint morphisms and all fini...

An embedding theorem for Eichler orders

Let B be a quaternion algebra over number field K : Assume that B satisfies the Eichler condition (i.e., there is at least one archimedean place which is unramified in B). Let O be an order in a quadratic extension L of K: The Eichler orders of B which admit an embedding of O are determined. This is a generalization of Chinburg and Friedman’s embedding theorem for maximal orders. r 2004 Elsevie...

An embedding theorem for convex fuzzy sets

In this paper we embed the space of upper semicontinuous convex fuzzy sets on a Banach space into a space of continuous functions on a compact space. The following structures are preserved by the embedding: convex cone, metric, sup-semilattice. The indicator function of the unit ball is mapped to the constant function 1. Two applications are presented: strong laws of large numbers for fuzzy ran...

An Expansion Theorem for Electromagnetic Fields

An Isomorphism Theorem for Real-Closed Fields

A classical theorem of Steinitz [I& p. 1251 states that the characteristic of an algebraically closed field, together with it.s absolute degree of transcendency, uniquely det,ermine the field (up to isomorphism). It is easily seen that the word real-closed cannot be substituted for the words algebraically closed in this theorem. It is therefore natural to inquire what invariants other than the ...