St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 14. cilt,1-534. sayfalarAmerican Mathematical Society, 2003 |
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Sayfa 43
... particular , if n < p , then m = n - 1 and Wi Ga , K , 1 ≤ i ≤ n − 1 . - = We refer the reader to the original papers [ 25 , §4 ; 12 , 18–22 ; 23 , 10.4 ] for the proof of this proposition and further details . In the paper [ 12 ] ...
... particular , if n < p , then m = n - 1 and Wi Ga , K , 1 ≤ i ≤ n − 1 . - = We refer the reader to the original papers [ 25 , §4 ; 12 , 18–22 ; 23 , 10.4 ] for the proof of this proposition and further details . In the paper [ 12 ] ...
Sayfa 112
... particular , for n = 4 we have Rø = c1t3 + c2t2 + c1t , where C1 = ( m - 1 ) and c2 = 114 ( m ) = — m3 − 2m2 + 7 - 3m - 1 . 2 3 Hence , −x ( Sn − 1 ) = c2 − 2c1 = { m3 = c22c1 = m3 - 1m + 1 depends neither on Σ nor on s . Thus , in ...
... particular , for n = 4 we have Rø = c1t3 + c2t2 + c1t , where C1 = ( m - 1 ) and c2 = 114 ( m ) = — m3 − 2m2 + 7 - 3m - 1 . 2 3 Hence , −x ( Sn − 1 ) = c2 − 2c1 = { m3 = c22c1 = m3 - 1m + 1 depends neither on Σ nor on s . Thus , in ...
Sayfa 191
... particular , the base number of Aut ( C ) is at most 3. The following theorem is the main result of the paper . Theorem 1.1 . Let C be a cyclotomic scheme on a finite field . Then s ( C ) ≤ b ( Aut ( C ) ) . If the scheme C is not ...
... particular , the base number of Aut ( C ) is at most 3. The following theorem is the main result of the paper . Theorem 1.1 . Let C be a cyclotomic scheme on a finite field . Then s ( C ) ≤ b ( Aut ( C ) ) . If the scheme C is not ...
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algebraic analytic apply assume basis boundary bounded called chain homotopy closed coefficients complex condition connection Consequently consider constant construction contains continuous convex corresponding defined definition deformation denote determined domain element equal equation equivalence estimate exists extension fact field finite fixed formula function given identity implies inequality integral intersection introduce inverse isomorphism Lemma linear Math Mathematical matrix measure metric Moreover natural normal Observe obtain Obviously operator orientation particular periodic positive present problem projective Proof properties Proposition prove regular relation Remark respectively result ring satisfies scheme sequence singular smooth solutions space statement Subsection suffices Suppose takes Theorem theory transformation true twists vector weight zero