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Sayfa 42
Suppose the torus T defined over k splits over an unramified extension Lk . Then
To = Spec ( D [ T ] ) " , where I = Gal ( L | k ) stands for the Galois group of the
extension L | k . Proof . Since the extension L k is unramified and gx E T for xe T
and ...
Suppose the torus T defined over k splits over an unramified extension Lk . Then
To = Spec ( D [ T ] ) " , where I = Gal ( L | k ) stands for the Galois group of the
extension L | k . Proof . Since the extension L k is unramified and gx E T for xe T
and ...
Sayfa 43
Suppose Ll k is a normal extension of fields , T : = RĪGm , and To is the standard
o - integral model of the torus T . We denote by Yo the identity component of the
scheme Y : = Tp . Let 1 and k stand for the residue fields of the fields L and k ...
Suppose Ll k is a normal extension of fields , T : = RĪGm , and To is the standard
o - integral model of the torus T . We denote by Yo the identity component of the
scheme Y : = Tp . Let 1 and k stand for the residue fields of the fields L and k ...
Sayfa 198
We say that a weak isomorphism y : W ( m ) → W ( m ) is an m - extension of y if W
( IA ) = In , and V ( A ) = 6 ( A ) for all A E WM , where A = A ( m ) ( V ) , A ' = A ( m )
( V ' ) , and yom is the weak isomorphism from Wm to ( W ' ) " induced by 6 .
We say that a weak isomorphism y : W ( m ) → W ( m ) is an m - extension of y if W
( IA ) = In , and V ( A ) = 6 ( A ) for all A E WM , where A = A ( m ) ( V ) , A ' = A ( m )
( V ' ) , and yom is the weak isomorphism from Wm to ( W ' ) " induced by 6 .
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