Every Euclidean Domain is a Principal Ideal Domain - Theorem - Euclidean Domain - Lesson 4

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Here in this video i will explain a result which states that Every Euclidean Domain is a Principal Ideal Domain .
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If f is a homomorphism of a ring R onto R' then R' is a isomorphic to the quotient ring R/S, where S is tha kernal of homomorphism plz solve
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Maam, R is an ED implies that R is an ID as well, then by def it will have unity, since ID is a commutative ring with unity without zero divisors.14:45??

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I had the same doubt but apparently the definition of ID is different in different books. Some assume the existence of unity in it while others don't

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Ma'am ID me to multi idt to hoti hi hai ,, to I.D. ke sath idt ko kyun difine karti h ,,,, confusion

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Euclidean ring and euclidean domain is same?

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S is not a mapping from R to z it should be Z^+U{0}

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