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Simple algebrasnd carrying no additional structure. All fields are understood to be commutative. All algebras are understood to have a unit, to be of finite dimension over their ground-field, and to be central over that field (an algebra . over . is called central if . is its center). If ., . are algebras over . w

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Simple algebras over local fieldsinite and > 0. If . and . are such spaces, we write Hom(., .) for the space of homomorphisms of . into ., and let it operate on the right on .; in other words, if . is such a homomorphism, and . ∈ ., we write . for the image of . under .. We consider Hom(., .), in an obvious manner, as a vector-spac

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Simple algebras over A-fieldscipally concerned with a simple algebra . over .; as stipulated in Chapter IX, it is always understood that . is central, i. e. that its center is ., and that it has a finite dimension over .; by corollary 3 of prop. 3, Chap. IX-1, this dimension can then be written as ., where . is an integer ≥ 1.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77247-4ates, one sees that all linear mappings of such spaces into one another are continuous; in particular, linear forms are continuous. Similarly, every injective linear mapping of such a space . into another is an isomorphism of . onto its image. As . is not compact, no subspace of . can be compact, except {0}.

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Anita F. Meier,Andrea S. Laimbacherdimension ., and the number of its elements is . = .. If . is a subfield of a field . with . = . elements, . may also be regarded e.g. as a left vector-space over .; if its dimension as such is ., we have . = . and . = . = ..

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