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In the mathematical discipline known as K-theory, the Milnor ring of a field F, named after John Milnor, is defined [1] as the graded ring K*M(F) with unit, generated by symbols (a) (for aF{0} of degree one, with relations

(ab)=(a)+(b),(a)(1a)=0.

One can show that K0M(F)=, K1M(F)=F{0}.

The Milnor ring appears as one side of the Milnor conjecture.

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  1. T.A. Springer, A remark on the Milnor ring, Inventiones mathematicae, 1970