Titlebook: Algebraic Number Theory; Jürgen Neukirch Book 1999 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 1999 Algebraic Number Theory.Arithmetic

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Algebraic Number Theory978-3-662-03983-0Series ISSN 0072-7830 Series E-ISSN 2196-9701

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Reforming and Expanding the Home Army,mplete 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 . of the fields ?. or F.((.)). We will use the following notation. Let

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0401-2ory the powerful method of power series expansion which plays such a predominant r?le in function theory. The idea originated from the observation made in the last chapter that the numbers . ∈ ? may be viewed in analogy with the polynomials . (.) ∈ ?[.] as functions on the space . of prime numbers i

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403932853theoretic point of view. This approach has two prominent advantages compared to the ideal-theoretic treatment given in the first chapter. The first one results from the possibility of passing to completions, thereby enacting the important “l(fā)ocal-to-global principle”. This will be done in chapter VI.

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George Younger, January 1986-July 1989,nsion will have infinite degree. It does, however, have the advantage of collecting all finite Galois extensions of .. This is why it is reasonable to try to give it a prominent place in Galois theory. But such an attempt faces the difficulty that the main theorem of Galois theory does not remain tr

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Reforming and Expanding the Home Army,mplete 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 . of the fields ?. or F.((.)). We will use the following notation. Let

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230512115. The notion of idèle is a modification of the notion of ideal. It was introduced by the French mathematician . (1909–1984) with a view to providing a suitable basis for the important local-to-global principle, i.e., for the principle which reduces problems concerning a number field . to analogous p

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Local Class Field Theory,mplete 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 . of the fields ?. or F.((.)). We will use the following notation. Let