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Questions relating to the translation of books, research articles and terminology between different languages.
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German translation of "locale" (from pointless topology)
In German it is: Punktlose Räume - Lokale. It means a generalisation of a topological space ("Ein Lokal"). The following article uses this, for example here.
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English translation of Steinitz 1910?
Some English references are given there, and apparently a lot of Steinitz $1910$ work can be found in the book "Modern Algenbra" by van der Waerden, but I don't know about a full translation. … Edit: I think, as Jim has pointed out, that most likely there is no translation. Certainly Peter Roquette would have mentioned a translation in his discussion, and I think he has searched for it. …
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