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Sayfa 90
It < 1 Since Lient ; < 0o , there exists R > 0 with the following property : if [ 2 ] > R ,
then there is W , E B ( 2 , 1 ) not belonging to B . By ( 1 . 10 ) , this wz satisfies log |
L ( Wz ) | > Hr ( ) ( W2 ) + U ( wz ) – Br ( p ) . Combining this with ( 1 . 11 ) , we ...
It < 1 Since Lient ; < 0o , there exists R > 0 with the following property : if [ 2 ] > R ,
then there is W , E B ( 2 , 1 ) not belonging to B . By ( 1 . 10 ) , this wz satisfies log |
L ( Wz ) | > Hr ( ) ( W2 ) + U ( wz ) – Br ( p ) . Combining this with ( 1 . 11 ) , we ...
Sayfa 206
Then , obviously , A satisfies the U / L - condition nontrivially with U = U1 G2 and
L = L1 . Since | G | U | = | G1 / 01 ) , our claim is proved . We shall deduce the
theorem from the results of ( 12 ) ; the numbered statements mentioned in this ...
Then , obviously , A satisfies the U / L - condition nontrivially with U = U1 G2 and
L = L1 . Since | G | U | = | G1 / 01 ) , our claim is proved . We shall deduce the
theorem from the results of ( 12 ) ; the numbered statements mentioned in this ...
Sayfa 210
If rad ( A ) = { 1 } , then A cannot satisfy any U / L - condition nontrivially . So , A is
an orbit S - ring by Theorem 5 . 4 , and we ... Then , by Theorem 5 . 4 , A satisfies
the U / L - condition for some subgroups L and U of G such that \ L \ = G / U ] = p ...
If rad ( A ) = { 1 } , then A cannot satisfy any U / L - condition nontrivially . So , A is
an orbit S - ring by Theorem 5 . 4 , and we ... Then , by Theorem 5 . 4 , A satisfies
the U / L - condition for some subgroups L and U of G such that \ L \ = G / U ] = p ...
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