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.
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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- x.toSmallSupportIntegerPart = ⟨⟨(↑x).toFullHahnSeries, ⋯⟩, ⋯⟩
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The bounded Hahn image has exactly the full Conway normal form as its underlying series.
Recovering a bounded Hahn integer part preserves its underlying full Hahn series.
Recovering the omnific integer after passing to bounded Hahn series is the identity.
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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Evaluation of the additive Conway/Hahn equivalence.
The Conway/Hahn ring equivalence for universe-bounded omnific integers.
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Evaluation of the Conway/Hahn ring equivalence.
Signed surreal exponents #
The bounded Hahn truncation integer part with t = ω⁻¹ exponents written as ordinary
surreal numbers.
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Reindex the dual-exponent bounded integer part by sending a Conway exponent i to the
ordinary surreal exponent -i.
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Evaluation of signed exponent reindexing on bounded integer parts.
Put an omnific integer into the bounded Hahn integer part with signed surreal exponents.
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The signed bounded Hahn image has exactly the signed full Conway normal form.
The nonpositive signed Hahn series underlying an omnific integer.
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Coercing the signed nonpositive image recovers the signed full Conway normal form.
The signed-exponent Conway/Hahn ring equivalence for universe-bounded omnific integers.
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Evaluation of the signed Conway/Hahn ring equivalence.