Arithmetic of Dedekind cuts of ordered Abelian groups

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 156 (2):210-244 (2008)
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We study Dedekind cuts on ordered Abelian groups. We introduce a monoid structure on them, and we characterise, via a suitable representation theorem, the universal part of the theory of such structures

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