The intersection $\bigcap_i R_{v_i}$ of the valuation subrings of finitely many discrete valuations $v_i$ on a field $F$, viewed as a subring of $F$.
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A subring of a field is an integral domain; in particular the intersection of valuation subrings is a domain.
An element with valuation $0$ under all $v_i$ lies in the intersection $\bigcap_i R_{v_i}$.
If every $v_i x = 0$, then $x^{-1}$ also has all valuations $0$ and so lies in the intersection.
For a nonzero element $x$ of the intersection, each valuation $v_i(x)$ equals a nonnegative integer.
If $x \in R$ but $x^{-1} \notin R$, then $x$ is not a unit in $R$.
Coercion $\mathbb{Z} \hookrightarrow \mathbb{Z} \cup \{\infty\}$ preserves nonnegativity.
$-1$ is not nonnegative in $\mathbb{Z} \cup \{\infty\}$.
The principal ideal generated by a simultaneous uniformizer $t_j$ is a prime ideal of $\bigcap_i R_{v_i}$.
Factorization in the intersection of DVRs: every nonzero $a \in \bigcap_i R_{v_i}$ factors uniquely as $a = u \cdot \prod_j t_j^{v_j(a)}$ with $u$ a unit.
Membership in the prime ideal $(t_j)$: $x \in (t_j) \iff v_j(x) \geq 1$.
Any nonzero non-unit element of $\bigcap_i R_{v_i}$ lies in some uniformizer prime ideal $(t_j)$.