Research Article

The number fields that are O*-fields II

DOI: 10.2989/16073606.2022.2122624
Author(s): Jingjing Ma University of Houston-Clear Lake, USA, Ashley Martinez University of Houston-Clear Lake, USA,

Abstract

An O* -field is a field K for which each partial order with respect to which K is a partially ordered field can be extended to a total order with respect to which K is a totally ordered field. When F is an even finite-dimensional extension field of ℚ contained in ℝ, necessary and sufficient conditions are found for F to be an O* -field. Examples are provided to illustrate how the results can be used. This paper continues previous work of Ma.

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