The proof I am reading is this one here. I don't understand the following:
"Any $d$ in $D$ defines an endomorphism of $d$ by left multiplication".
What endomorphism is defined, and how?
The proof I am reading is this one here. I don't understand the following:
"Any $d$ in $D$ defines an endomorphism of $d$ by left multiplication".
What endomorphism is defined, and how?
The endomorphism is $D\rightarrow D$, $x\mapsto dx$. The word "endomorphism" here means "endomorphism of a real vector space" not "endomorphism of a ring": left multiplication obviously is not a ring homomorphism.