Titlebook: Basic Number Theory; André Weil Book 19671st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1967 Cantor.Mathematica.field.number theory

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Ysolina Centifanto-Fitzgerald Ph.D. finite degree . over .. If . is an .-field and . ≠ ., we must have . = ., . = ., . = 2; then, by corollary 3 of prop. 4, Chap. III–3, ..(.) = .+. and ..(.)= .; .. maps . onto ., and .. maps . onto ., which is a subgroup of . of index 2.

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Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1967

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