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In abstract algebra, a c-semiring (that is, a constraint-based semiring) is a semiring <A,+,*,0,1> such that: + is idempotent, 1 as its absorbing element and * is commutative.

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	A '''c-semiring''' (that is, a '''constraint-based semiring''') is a [[semiring]] <A,+,,0,1> such that: + is [[idempotent]], 1 as its [[absorbing element]] and is [[commutative]].		In [[abstract algebra]], a '''c-semiring''' (that is, a '''constraint-based semiring''') is a [[semiring]] <A,+,,0,1> such that: + is [[idempotent]], 1 as its [[absorbing element]] and is [[commutative]].

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