## Introduction. That every integrally closed subring of the field of algebraic numbers is a ring of quotients of its subring of algebraic integers is a remark of 131. The purpose of the present note is to prove this assertion without the hypothesis of integral closure (Theorem A). The proof rests
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Euclidean rings of algebraic numbers and functions
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- Elsevier Science
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