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The concept nearfield order generalizes the concept field order in a direct manner and was introduced by G. Pickert [14] in form of ordering relations < and by H. Karzel [8] as domains P of positivity. Both were interested in coordinatizing ordered affine and projective planes. W. Kerby [10] was the first to investigate ordered nearfields in detail. He constructed several examples and distinguished between weak and full orders. The interval topologies of nearfield orders were studied by H. Wefelscheid [23]. He remarked that they need not be nearfield topologies. D. Gröger [4] added numerous new results and investigated o-couplings on ordered transcendental field extensions at great length.

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Wähling, H. (1997). Ordered Nearfields. In: Saad, G., Thomsen, M.J. (eds) Nearrings, Nearfields and K-Loops. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 426. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1481-0_5

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