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Representation gap for transition factors from social sciences in energy and emissions modeling
Kunnas S, Trutnevyte E.
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Theory and Decision, 2001
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Rational Singularities and Rational Points
200612 ...
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The Ramanujan Journal, 2003
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Irreducible Subvarieties and Rational Points
American Journal of Mathematics, 1965fields." In this paper we prove this conjecture by elementary considerations of algebraic geometry. Given an algebraic set V defined over a field k (always assumed to be perfect), we consider the set of all subvarieties (absolutely irreducible) of V which are defined over k.
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Bulletin of the Oxford University Institute of Economics & Statistics, 1941
F. BURCHARDT., G. D. N. WORSWICK.
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F. BURCHARDT., G. D. N. WORSWICK.
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Rational Points; Finite Fields
2020Finite fields play an essential role in the study of rational solutions of equations. In this chapter we study Galois actions, in order to define correctly the arithmetic notions of point and k-rational variety, which we illustrate in particular in the case of finite fields.
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2005
Abstract This chapter is concerned with the identiFB01cation of integer points and rational points on curves of degree two and three. Elliptic curves have been studied extensively throughout the twentieth century and they are at the centre of a deep and profound theory.
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Abstract This chapter is concerned with the identiFB01cation of integer points and rational points on curves of degree two and three. Elliptic curves have been studied extensively throughout the twentieth century and they are at the centre of a deep and profound theory.
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