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Date: 2010-08-26 14:28:56
Homomorphism
Morphisms
Algebra
Lie groups
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Differential topology
Differential forms
Lie algebras
Homography
Hermitian symmetric space

545 Documenta Math. Frames and Finite Group Schemes over Complete Regular Local Rings

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