Over semiring/hyperfield pairs with a surpassing relation, tangible polynomials can be split into linear factors, and zero-sum-free pairs extend to integrally closed pairs.
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We survey theory developed over the past 10 years of semirings which need not be additively cancellative. The main features are a specified ``null ideal'' $\mcA_0$ of a semiring $\mcA,$ taking the place of a zero element, and a ``surpassing relation,'' taking the place of equality, which permit generalizations of the classical algebraic theory to polynomials and their roots, algebraic geometry, matrices, linear algebra, varieties, categories, and module theory. The ``pair'' $(\mcA,\mcA_0)$ is studied along the lines of universal algebra.
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Roots of polynomials over semirings and hyperfields
Over semiring/hyperfield pairs with a surpassing relation, tangible polynomials can be split into linear factors, and zero-sum-free pairs extend to integrally closed pairs.