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Omnific integers and the bounded Hahn integer part #

Every Conway normal form has support smaller than the universe cardinal bounding SurrealHahnSeries. Conversely, every bounded nonpositive Hahn series whose constant coefficient is an integer defines a small Conway normal form, hence an omnific integer.

This gives a ring equivalence between Conway's cut-defined omnific integers and the bounded Hahn truncation integer part used by the set-sized form of LM24, Proposition 9.2.2.

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The universe-bounded Hahn truncation integer part corresponding to omnific integers.

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    Recover the omnific integer represented by a bounded nonpositive Hahn integer part.

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      Put an omnific integer into the universe-bounded Hahn truncation integer part.

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        The bounded Hahn image has exactly the full Conway normal form as its underlying series.

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        Recovering a bounded Hahn integer part preserves its underlying full Hahn series.

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        Recovering the omnific integer after passing to bounded Hahn series is the identity.

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        Returning to bounded Hahn series after recovering an omnific integer is the identity.

        Omnific integers are additively equivalent to the bounded Hahn truncation integer part.

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          The Conway/Hahn ring equivalence for universe-bounded omnific integers.

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            Signed surreal exponents #

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            The bounded Hahn truncation integer part with t = ω⁻¹ exponents written as ordinary surreal numbers.

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              The signed bounded Hahn image has exactly the signed full Conway normal form.

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              Coercing the signed nonpositive image recovers the signed full Conway normal form.