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Class Field Theory. Field Extensions
1971In this brief survey on class field theory and related questions we mainly present the papers reviewed in the “Mathematics” section of Referativnyi Zhurnal during 1958–1967. Among the books published during this time we note those by Chevalley [20] (a systematic exposition and application of cohomology groups), Artin and Tate [12] (the most modern ...
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1986
The abstract class field theory that we have developed in the last chapter is now going to be applied to the case of a local field, i.e., to a field which is complete with respect to a discrete valuation, and which has a finite residue class field. By chap. II, (5.2), these are precisely the finite extensions K of the fields ℚ p or F p ((t)).
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The abstract class field theory that we have developed in the last chapter is now going to be applied to the case of a local field, i.e., to a field which is complete with respect to a discrete valuation, and which has a finite residue class field. By chap. II, (5.2), these are precisely the finite extensions K of the fields ℚ p or F p ((t)).
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1999
Every field k is equipped with a distinguished Galois extension: the separable closure \(\bar k|k\). Its Galois group \({G_k} = G(\bar k|k)\) is called the absolute Galois group of k. As a rule, this extension will have infinite degree. It does, however, have the advantage of collecting all finite Galois extensions of k. This is why it is reasonable to
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Every field k is equipped with a distinguished Galois extension: the separable closure \(\bar k|k\). Its Galois group \({G_k} = G(\bar k|k)\) is called the absolute Galois group of k. As a rule, this extension will have infinite degree. It does, however, have the advantage of collecting all finite Galois extensions of k. This is why it is reasonable to
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1985
L'article est la première partie d'une ouvrage qui a comme but un exposé detailé du mémoire de \textit{M. Hazewinkel}: ''Local class field theory is easy'', Adv. Math. 18, 148--181 (1975; Zbl 0312.12022).
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L'article est la première partie d'une ouvrage qui a comme but un exposé detailé du mémoire de \textit{M. Hazewinkel}: ''Local class field theory is easy'', Adv. Math. 18, 148--181 (1975; Zbl 0312.12022).
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Chow group of 0-cycles with modulus and higher-dimensional class field theory
Duke Mathematical Journal, 2016Moritz Kerz, Shuji Saito
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Tame class field theory for arithmetic schemes
Inventiones Mathematicae, 2004Alexander Schmidt, Schmidt Alexander
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Explict class field theory for rational function fields
1989ABSTRACT EXPLICIT CLASS FIELD THEORY FOR RATIONAL FUNCTION FIELDS ZIKAN, Abdelhalim M.S. in Mathematics Supervisor : Assoc. Prof.Dr. Mehpare BİLHAN July 1989, 70 page In this work, we deal with the rational function field k over a finite constant field. We describe the maximal abelian extension of k and the action of the idele group via the reciprocity
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Some examples of Weber-Hecke ring class field theory
Mathematische Annalen, 1983Harvey Cohn, Cohn Harvey
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