Bourbaki

Exercise 31, § 1

Algebra, VI, p. 35

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

An ordered group G is called archimedean if the only elements x∈Gx \in G such that the set of nxnx (n a positive integer) is bounded below are the positive elements of G.

a) The monoid M(G)\mathscr{M}(G) of major sets in an ordered group G is a group if and only if G is archimedean (use Ex. 30, g) and d)). If in addition G is filtered, then M(G)\mathscr{M}(G) is a completely lattice ordered group. b) Deduce that a filtered group G is isomorphic to a subgroup of a completely lattice ordered group if and only if G is archimedean.

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