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Lectures on Expansion Techniques In Algebraic Geometry

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Lectures on Expansion Techniques In Algebraic Geometry
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Publisher: Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research
ISBN/ASIN: B007F6RC0I
Number of pages: 169

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From the table of contents: Meromorphic Curves; G-Adic Expansion and Approximate Roots; Characteristic Sequences of a Meromorphic Curve; The Fundamental Theorem and applications; Irreducibility, Newton's Polygon; The Jacobian Problem.

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