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Sayfa 192
Statement (1) follows immediately from statement (2). If the scheme is not proper,
then statement (2) is obvious, whereas statement (3) is implied by the relation ,Z(
Sym(V))(m) = Zm(Sym(V)) (see [6, formula (2)]). There is no loss of generality in ...
Statement (1) follows immediately from statement (2). If the scheme is not proper,
then statement (2) is obvious, whereas statement (3) is implied by the relation ,Z(
Sym(V))(m) = Zm(Sym(V)) (see [6, formula (2)]). There is no loss of generality in ...
Sayfa 192
If the scheme is not proper , then statement ( 2 ) is obvious , whereas statement (
3 ) is implied by the relation Z ( Sym ( V ) ) ( m ) = Zm ( Sym ( V ) ) ( see [ 6 ,
formula ( 2 ) ] ) . There is no loss of generality in assuming that the scheme is
proper ...
If the scheme is not proper , then statement ( 2 ) is obvious , whereas statement (
3 ) is implied by the relation Z ( Sym ( V ) ) ( m ) = Zm ( Sym ( V ) ) ( see [ 6 ,
formula ( 2 ) ] ) . There is no loss of generality in assuming that the scheme is
proper ...
Sayfa 209
If | rad ( A ) = 1 , then it suffices to prove the following statement . Lemma 6 . 7 . In
the notation and under the assumptions of Theorem 6 . 6 , suppose that rad ( A )
= { 1 } . Then : ( 1 ) any weak isomorphism of A is induced by a Cayley ...
If | rad ( A ) = 1 , then it suffices to prove the following statement . Lemma 6 . 7 . In
the notation and under the assumptions of Theorem 6 . 6 , suppose that rad ( A )
= { 1 } . Then : ( 1 ) any weak isomorphism of A is induced by a Cayley ...
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