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Hilbert, the nullstellensatz, and algebraic number theory [closed]
I read that Hilbert used the nullstellensatz in algebraic number theory rather than in algebraic geometry. What did he use it for? Today, is the nullstellensatz used in algebraic number theory or othe …
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What goes wrong in a ring that does not have unique factorization?
Whenever I have seen unique factorization discussed, it is always with respect to the solution of diophantine equations; the equations are solved by splitting the equation into linear functions over a …
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Is there much difference between Kronecker's and Dedekind's methods in algebraic number theo...
Edwards, in his book "Divisor theory" says that Kronecker's methods are quite different to Dedekind's and those of today. Is there really much of a difference apart from Kronecker's methods being more …
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Can algebraic number fields be generalized in a similar way to function fields in 1 variable...
Global fields consist of finite extensions of $\mathbb{Q}$ (algebraic number fields) and finite extensions of $\mathbb{F}_q(x)$ (function fields in 1 variable over a finite field). The latter are isom …
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