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Sayfa 43
If the torus T does not split over a tamely ramified extension of its field of definition
, then the special fiber Tp of T may fail to be a reduced scheme ( see Example 2
below ) . Example 2 . Let k = Qp , let L = k ( VP ) , and let T = R Gm . We have To ...
If the torus T does not split over a tamely ramified extension of its field of definition
, then the special fiber Tp of T may fail to be a reduced scheme ( see Example 2
below ) . Example 2 . Let k = Qp , let L = k ( VP ) , and let T = R Gm . We have To ...
Sayfa 274
We give some examples , referring the reader to [ 2 ] for a more detailed
discussion . Let H denote the harmonic ... The restriction p < oo can be lifted with
the help of Example 2o and the following simple observation . ( 1 ) . 4° . The
lattice L® ...
We give some examples , referring the reader to [ 2 ] for a more detailed
discussion . Let H denote the harmonic ... The restriction p < oo can be lifted with
the help of Example 2o and the following simple observation . ( 1 ) . 4° . The
lattice L® ...
Sayfa 280
Now we discuss its applications , to which we attribute , among other things , also
Theorem 2 and the implication 1 ) = 2 ) in Theorem 1 . Proof of Theorem 2 .
Suppose X is BMO - regular . By Example 50 in the Introduction , the lattice X ( 1®
( Z ) ...
Now we discuss its applications , to which we attribute , among other things , also
Theorem 2 and the implication 1 ) = 2 ) in Theorem 1 . Proof of Theorem 2 .
Suppose X is BMO - regular . By Example 50 in the Introduction , the lattice X ( 1®
( Z ) ...
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