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== Hybrid structures == Algebraic structures can also coexist with added structure of non-algebraic nature, such as [[Partially ordered set#Formal definition|partial order]] or a [[topology]]. The added structure must be compatible, in some sense, with the algebraic structure. * [[Topological group]]: a group with a topology compatible with the group operation. * [[Lie group]]: a topological group with a compatible smooth [[manifold]] structure. * [[Ordered group]]s, [[ordered ring]]s and [[ordered field]]s: each type of structure with a compatible [[partial order]]. * [[Archimedean group]]: a linearly ordered group for which the [[Archimedean property]] holds. * [[Topological vector space]]: a vector space whose ''M'' has a compatible topology. * [[Normed vector space]]: a vector space with a compatible [[norm (mathematics)|norm]]. If such a space is [[complete metric space|complete]] (as a metric space) then it is called a [[Banach space]]. * [[Hilbert space]]: an inner product space over the real or complex numbers whose inner product gives rise to a Banach space structure. * [[Vertex operator algebra]] * [[Von Neumann algebra]]: a *-algebra of operators on a Hilbert space equipped with the [[weak operator topology]].
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