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Construction of the real numbers ideal respects the order on Q. Hence the resulting field is an ordered field. Completeness can be proved in a similar way to the construction from the Cauchy sequences. Every ordered field can be embedded in the surreal numbers. The real numbers form a maximal subfield that is Archimedean (meaning that no real number is infinitely large). This embedding is not unique, though it can be chosen in a canonical way. A relatively less known construction allows to define real numbers using only the additive group of integers formula_65 with different versions. The construction has been formally verified by the