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Sayfa 35
Suppose that k is a finite extension of either the field of p - adic numbers or the
field of rational numbers . An explicit construction of a natural integral model To of
T is presented . The model To is a reduced faithfully flat affine scheme of finite ...
Suppose that k is a finite extension of either the field of p - adic numbers or the
field of rational numbers . An explicit construction of a natural integral model To of
T is presented . The model To is a reduced faithfully flat affine scheme of finite ...
Sayfa 36
Let o C k , suppose k is the field of fractions of the ring 0 , and let the torus T split
over a finite normal extension Lk with an o - integral basis . Under these
assumptions , we construct the standard o - integral model of the k - torus T . Our
...
Let o C k , suppose k is the field of fractions of the ring 0 , and let the torus T split
over a finite normal extension Lk with an o - integral basis . Under these
assumptions , we construct the standard o - integral model of the k - torus T . Our
...
Sayfa 192
In this case, with the ring W^2' we associate a Cayley ring W over the semidirect
product T of the additive group of the finite field F by its multiplicative group. From
Theorem 4.8 it follows that the ring W is normal and Aut(W) < F □ Aut(F).
In this case, with the ring W^2' we associate a Cayley ring W over the semidirect
product T of the additive group of the finite field F by its multiplicative group. From
Theorem 4.8 it follows that the ring W is normal and Aut(W) < F □ Aut(F).
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