Rings of continuous integer-valued functions and nonstandard arithmetic

Integer-valued continuous functions

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Generalized Rings of Measurable and Continuous Functions

This paper is an attempt to generalize, simultaneously, the ring of real-valued continuous functions and the ring of real-valued measurable functions.

Countable composition closedness and integer-valued continuous functions in pointfree topology

‎For any archimedean$f$-ring $A$ with unit in whichbreak$awedge‎ ‎(1-a)leq 0$ for all $ain A$‎, ‎the following are shown to be‎ ‎equivalent‎: ‎ ‎1‎. ‎$A$ is isomorphic to the $l$-ring ${mathfrak Z}L$ of all‎ ‎integer-valued continuous functions on some frame $L$‎. 2‎. ‎$A$ is a homomorphic image of the $l$-ring $C_{Bbb Z}(X)$‎ ‎of all integer-valued continuous functions‎, ‎in the usual se...

Rings of functions with integer derivatives at x=1

Generalized Rings of Integer-valued Polynomials

The classical ring of integer-valued polynomials Int(Z) consists of the polynomials in Q[X] that map Z into Z. We consider a generalization of integervalued polynomials where elements of Q[X] act on sets such as rings of algebraic integers or the ring of n× n matrices with entries in Z. The collection of polynomials thus produced is a subring of Int(Z), and the principal question we consider is...