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Date: 2001-11-30 08:08:34
Algebra
Abstract algebra
Mathematics
Ring theory
Algebraic number theory
Field theory
Brauer group
Symbol
Quaternion
Valuation
Integral element
Elliptic curve

85 Documenta Math. 2-Torsion of the Brauer Group

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