Abstract
M. Slater has shown that a prime alternative (not associative) ring R such that 3R≠0 is a Cayley-Dickson ring, [7], That is, if F is the field of quotients of the center, Z, of R then F ⊗Z R is a Cayley-Dickson algebra.
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