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Sayfa 49
1 ) NET ; in general , the Néron - Raynaud model N of the torus T can be
constructed by applying the group smoothing process to the scheme T . Moreover
, S = RoloNi and ( 5 . 2 ) S ( 0 ) - So . Proof . For the proof of the first assertion , we
refer ...
1 ) NET ; in general , the Néron - Raynaud model N of the torus T can be
constructed by applying the group smoothing process to the scheme T . Moreover
, S = RoloNi and ( 5 . 2 ) S ( 0 ) - So . Proof . For the proof of the first assertion , we
refer ...
Sayfa 192
Proof. Statement (1) follows immediately from statement (2). If the scheme is not
proper, then statement (2) is obvious, whereas statement (3) is implied by the
relation ,Z(Sym(V))(m) = Zm(Sym(V)) (see [6, formula (2)]). There is no loss of ...
Proof. Statement (1) follows immediately from statement (2). If the scheme is not
proper, then statement (2) is obvious, whereas statement (3) is implied by the
relation ,Z(Sym(V))(m) = Zm(Sym(V)) (see [6, formula (2)]). There is no loss of ...
Sayfa 468
The proof splits into several steps . 0 ) Let ( , ) and ( : , : ) 1 denote the
Riemannian metrics ( i . e . , the corresponding scalar products ) on Mo and M1 ,
respectively . There exists a natural smooth structure on M relative to which Mo
and My are ...
The proof splits into several steps . 0 ) Let ( , ) and ( : , : ) 1 denote the
Riemannian metrics ( i . e . , the corresponding scalar products ) on Mo and M1 ,
respectively . There exists a natural smooth structure on M relative to which Mo
and My are ...
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