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Changing basis on an extension of a free Z-module.

Consider a finite-rank free $Z$-module $Y$. Let $c: Y \times Y \rightarrow Z$ be a $Z$-bilinear form. Assume that $c(y_1, y_2) + c(y_2, y_1)$ is even, for all $y_1, y_2 \in $. Then $c$ "incarnates"...
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Quick references/sources for the hyperbolic Riemann Surfaces with boundary

Hello, Here I am asking for a reference for the universal cover of hyperbolic Riemann surfaces with geodesic boundaries. For example, I want to know how the universal cover/fundamental domain of ...
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convergence of multiple integral

I am searching for some theorems and books about convergence of multiple integrals of the form: $$ \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\;f(x,y)\;\mathrm{d}x\,\mathrm{d}y. $$ In particular, ...
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Are finite projective planes isomorphic to PG(2,q), where q=p^k with p a prime?

I can't find any reference to the following question: Are finite projective planes isomorphic to $PG(2,q)$, where $q=p^k$ with $p$ a prime? I think it's meaningless to continue studying without ...
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Conditions under which the degree of an algebraic surface equals the degree of its planar section

An algebraic surface $\Phi$ in complex projective 3-space contains a circle $c$ such that the complex projective plane $P$ of $c$ intersects $\Phi$ only at the points of $c$. Assume that $c$ is not a ...
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Terminology for the image of the diagonal embedding.

Let $X$ be a topological space equipped with maps into two spaces $\bar X_1$ and $\bar X_2$. Is there a standard notation/terminology for the closure $\bar X$ in $\bar X_1 \times \bar X_2$ of the ...
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Modular representations of the symplectic group

Let G=Sp(2m,2) be a finite symplectic group acting on $F_2^{2m}$. This group G acts 2-transitively on $\Omega_{+}$ and on $\Omega_{-}$. Let $F$ be an algebraic closure of $F_2$. I am interested to ...
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Automorphism group of algebraic function fields

Let $K$ be a finite field and let $F/K$ be a function field. Is it possible to deduce the genus of $F/K$ from the automorphism group of $G=Aut(F/K)$? Is it possible to do so if we know that $|G|$ is ...
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Online reference for bridge between $\mathbb C$ and $\mathbb F$

I am looking for a text which 1) Explains how to deduce statements about perverse sheaves on complex geometry from analogous statements in positive characteristic. For example the last chapter "De F ...
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What means "extended concepts of symmetry"?

Where could one find a short description oft: "two mathematical extensions of the symmetry - to moduli spaces of sheaves and to derived categories", found here? Happen there interesting things like ...
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Ordered Cech(-like) complexes that compute etale cohomology (of fields!)

It is well known (cf. Equivalence of ordered and unordered cech cohomology. ) that for 'usual' topologies one can compute the cohomology of sheaves either using unordered Cech complexes or ordered ...
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Discrete valuation rings.

Given an algebraically closed field $\mathbb F$ of characteristic $p$, let $\mathbb A$ be a discrete valuation ring of characteristic zero having $\mathbb F$ as its residue field ( it does exist, but ...
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Passage Time Distributions for Poisson processes.

Let $(X_t)_{t \geq 0}$ be a standard Poisson process with intensity $\mu$. Let $\tau_b = \inf ( t>0 : X_t= at + b)$, where $a>0$ and $b<0$, and let $\sigma = \inf (t>0 : X_t \geq at)$. ...
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On 'special properties' of various 'sheaf image' functors for a local complete intersection morphism

Let $f:X\to Y$ be a local complete intersection morphism (of schemes or varieties) of (relative) dimension $c$ everywhere. Is it true that $f^!\cong f^*[2c]$ (as a functor between the derived ...
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General form of a symplectic map

A symplectic automorphism of a Hilbert space has the form $T=U(\cosh S+J\sinh S)$ for a unitary $U$, an antilinear involution $J$ and a positive operator $S$. In fact a version of this goes through in ...
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Book on linear algebraic groups in scheme language

Is there a book on linear algebraic groups using the scheme language (i.e. not Springer or Borel, but like Waterhouse, but more in-depth)? The book should discuss topics like Borel subgroups etc. (...
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Linear Representations of the Groups

Does anyone know a good book on Linear Representations of the finite Groups which does not assumes a lot of background. Book which will be good to study for computer science and will cover all( at ...
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Liftability in positive characteristic

What clsses of algebraic varieties over field of positive characteristic can be lift to $W_2(k)$?
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DeRham cohomology

The Poincare lemma fails in positive characteristic, since pth powers vanish under differention. My question is : is there still some kind of resolution of the local system k by considering some ...
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Lifting of product of a Banach algebra

Let $A$ be a non unital Banach algebra. The product induces a bounded linear map $T:A \otimes_{\gamma} A\to A$ where $\otimes_\gamma$ denotes the Banach projective tensor product. A lifting of $T$ is ...
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Introductory text book for Linear Recurrence Sequences

What is a good introductory text for linear recurrence sequences? What all are the necessary prerequisite for it? (My background is in Euclidean Fourier Analysis.) After browsing through several ...
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Is there a reference showing that the space $\bar{M_{g,n}}$ is a closed oriented orbifold and it is hausdorff

Is there a reference showing that the space $\bar{M_{g,n}}$ is a closed oriented orbifold and it is Hausdorff? Note: here $\bar{M_{g,n}}$ is not the Deligne-Mumford space in the usual algebraic ...
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Vector-valued valuations on lattices

There's a fair amount of work on valuations on (modular) lattices, by which I mean functions $v : \mathcal{L} \rightarrow R$ that satisfy the modular expression $$v(x) + v(y) = v(x \wedge y) + v(x \...
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Log associahedra and log noncrossing partitions--raising ops and symmetric function theory for $A_n$ (references)

Where do the following three sets $[LA]$, $[ILA]$, and $[LN]$ of partition polynomials appear in the literature? There are two sets of partition polynomials, not in the OEIS, that serve as the ...
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What type of graph is this? (Edges that are valid / invalid depending on route to node)

I'm trying to model a questionnaire where the flow between questions depends on the answers given in previous questions. Example. (Node represent questions, edges represent answers). As you can see ...
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Averaged measure in integrations

Consider \begin{align} & F(n,x)\equiv \int_0^x \cdots g (x_5)\int_0^{x_5} ~\int_0^{x_4} g (x_3)~~\int_0^{x_3} ~\int_0^{x_2} g (x_1)~~A(x_1)\,dx_1\cdots dx_n \end{align} where $g(x)$ is a measure. ...
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