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In [[abstract algebra]], a '''c-semiring''' (that is, a '''constraint-based [[semiring]]''') is a [[tuple]] <''A'',+,X,'''0''','''1'''> such that:
<ul>
<li>''A'' is a set and '''0''', '''1''' are elements of ''A''.</li>
<li>+ is the additive operation and is a [[commutative]] (i.e., +(''a'',''b'') = +(''b'',''a'')) and [[associative]] (i.e., +(''a'',+(''b'',''c'')) = +(+(''a'',''b''),''c'')) operation such that +(''a'','''0''') = ''a'' = +('''0''',''a'') (i.e., '''0''' is its unit element).
<li>+ is defined over (possibly infinite) sets of elements of ''A'' as follows:
<ul>
<li>for all ''a'' which are elements of ''A'', +({''a''}) = ''a''; </li>
<li>+(empty set) = '''0''' and +(''A'') = '''1''';</li>
<li>+(U''A<sub>i</sub>'', ''i'' element of ''S'') = +({+(''A<sub>i</sub>''), ''i'' element of ''S''}) for all sets of indices of ''S'' (flattening property).</li>
</ul></li>
<li>X is called the multiplicative operation, is a [[binary function|binary]], [[associative]] and [[commutative]] operation such that '''1''' is its unit element and ''a'' X '''0''' = '''0''' = '''0''' X ''a'' (i.e., '''0''' is its absorbing element); </li>
<li>X distributes over +.</li>
</ul>

A '''c-semiring''' is a [[semiring]] with idempotent addition.

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