Gold ring 3D model

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A ring, originating from an old Russian colloquialism for 'circle', refers to a mathematical concept in algebraic structures. This structure consists of reversible addition and multiplication operations, similar to those performed on numbers. Simplest examples include sets of integers, real or complex numbers, and numerical functions defined on a given set. A ring is characterized by a set that resembles a collection of numbers, where elements can be added and multiplied, with operations behaving naturally. The study of ring properties focuses on the internal connections between multiplication and addition operations, irrespective of the nature of the underlying elements.