St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 18. cilt,511-1027. sayfalarAmerican Mathematical Society, 2007 |
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24 sonuçtan 1-3 arası sonuçlar
Sayfa 633
... unit circle ) are naturally split into several cyclic sets . Each of them is a usual cycle of m . Indeed , m ( -e - 2 ′′ гi / k ) = m1 ( −e − 2πгi ) = m1 ( −1 ) = 0. On the other hand , m ( e - 2πri / k ) = m1 ( e - 2πri ) = m1 ( 1 ) ...
... unit circle ) are naturally split into several cyclic sets . Each of them is a usual cycle of m . Indeed , m ( -e - 2 ′′ гi / k ) = m1 ( −e − 2πгi ) = m1 ( −1 ) = 0. On the other hand , m ( e - 2πri / k ) = m1 ( e - 2πri ) = m1 ( 1 ) ...
Sayfa 633
... unit circle ) are naturally split into several cyclic sets . Each of them is a usual cycle of m . Indeed , m ( -e - 2 ′′ гi / k ) = m1 ( − e − 2 ′′ гi ) = m1 ( −1 ) = 0. On the other hand , m ( e - 2πri / k ) = m1 ( e - 2πri ) = m1 ...
... unit circle ) are naturally split into several cyclic sets . Each of them is a usual cycle of m . Indeed , m ( -e - 2 ′′ гi / k ) = m1 ( − e − 2 ′′ гi ) = m1 ( −1 ) = 0. On the other hand , m ( e - 2πri / k ) = m1 ( e - 2πri ) = m1 ...
Sayfa 813
... unit . For a ring R , we denote by R the multiplicative group of all invertible elements of R. Module always means a left module if the contrary is not stated explicitly . The homology of a space X with integral coefficients will be ...
... unit . For a ring R , we denote by R the multiplicative group of all invertible elements of R. Module always means a left module if the contrary is not stated explicitly . The homology of a space X with integral coefficients will be ...
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Abelian group Abelian variety adjacent Alexander polynomial algebra ú assume assumptions of Theorem b₁ BR(TO Branges space BSu2 C₁ Cartier modules cascade algorithm chain complex coefficients cohomology common invariant subspaces commutative constant contains convergence Corollary corrector corresponding defined definition denote elements English transl entire functions epimorphism estimate exists extension finite height Fitting invariants formal group formula graph group G group scheme H¹(M homomorphism ideal implies inequality integral invariant subspaces isomorphic K₁ Lemma Lie bialgebra linear Math Mathematical matrix multiplicity norm obtain operator parameters Proof Proposition proved pseudorational quantization quotient R-module refinable function refinement equation result Riemann-Roch theorem right representation ring satisfies sequence solution Subsection Suppose symbol symmetric zeros T₁ theory Toeplitz operators trivial twisted Alexander polynomial twisted Novikov homology vector vertex vertices