
doi: 10.4064/fm167-2-3
The authors consider sets of the form: all surreal numbers whose length is less than a given ordinal. They show that the ordinal determines certain algebraic properties of the corresponding set. In particular, the set is a field iff the ordinal is an epsilon-number. Furthermore, such a field will be closed under exponentiation. The key lemmas establish bounds on the lengths of the surreals resulting from various algebraic operations.
Ordinal and cardinal numbers, Ordered fields, surreal number, Models of other mathematical theories, exponential field, Model theory of ordered structures; o-minimality
Ordinal and cardinal numbers, Ordered fields, surreal number, Models of other mathematical theories, exponential field, Model theory of ordered structures; o-minimality
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