Abstract
An integral domain E is said to be Euclidean if there exists a non-negative, integer-valued function g denned on the non-zero elements of E such that for every non-zero x and y in E, (1) g(xy) ⩾ g(x); (2) (division algorithm) if x does not divide y then there exists an element q in E, depending on x and y, with .
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