Titlebook: Algebraic Surfaces; Oscar Zariski Book 1995Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Dimension.Excel.algebra.algebraic curve.a

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Theory and Reduction of Singularities,f the polynomials ?, ψ vanishes on .. In the language of the theory of ideals this definition can be formulated as follows: . (f.,…f.) (.-ideal) . (., a, p. 33; ., a., p. 54). From the theorem of . (., a, p. 48; ., a., p. 11 ) it follows then that either ?. or ψ. is a member of (.,…, .), where ? is a convenient integer.

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