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Lectures On Old And New Results On Algebraic Curves

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Lectures On Old And New Results On Algebraic Curves
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Publisher: Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research
ISBN/ASIN: B000LZOD8E
Number of pages: 99

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The aim of this text is to give a proof, due to Hans Grauert, of an analogue of Mordell's conjecture. Contents: Introduction; Algebro-Geometric Background; Algebraic Curves; The Theorem of Grauert (Mordell's conjecture for function fields).

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