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G. P. Von Maltitz,R. J. Scholesn Chapter III, and about modules over a PID developed in Chapter V. The structure theorem for finitely presented abelian groups is a special case of the structure theorem (V.2.3) for finitely presented modules over a PID. In this section we are concerned with the simplest kinds of torsion-free abeli

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1637-1If . is a Heyting field, then a (rank-one) . on . is a function assigning to each element . in . a nonnegative real number |.| such that.The set |x|: . ∈ . is . forms a group called the value group of the valuation. A field with a valuation is called a valued field. A valued field is a metric space with metric |. ? .|.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8640-5Galois theory; algebra; field; matrices; matrix; torsion; transformation

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