Chinese remainder theorems and Galois modules

GALOIS p-GROUPS AND GALOIS MODULES

The smallest non-abelian p-groups play a fundamental role in the theory of Galois p-extensions. We illustrate this by highlighting their role in the definition of the norm residue map in Galois cohomology. We then determine how often these groups — as well as other closely related, larger p-groups — occur as Galois groups over given base fields. We show further how the appearance of some Galois...

The Chinese Remainder Theorem

Galois Modules Arising from Faltings’s Strict Modules

Suppose O is a complete discrete valuation ring of positive characteristic with perfect residue field. The category of finite flat strict modules was recently introduced by Faltings and appears as an equal characteristic analogue of the classical category of finite flat group schemes. In this paper we obtain a classification of these modules and apply it to prove analogues of properties, which ...

Robustness in Chinese Remainder Theorem

Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) has been widely studied with its applications in frequency estimation, phase unwrapping, coding theory and distributed data storage. Since traditional CRT is greatly sensitive to the errors in residues due to noises, the problem of robustly reconstructing integers via the erroneous residues has been intensively studied in the literature. In order to robustly reco...

Further Comments on "Residue-to-Binary Converters Based on New Chinese Remainder Theorems"

Abstract— Ananda Mohan suggested that the first New Chinese Remainder Theorem introduced by Wang can be derived from the constructive proof of the well-known Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) and claimed that Wang’s approach is the same as the one proposed earlier by Huang. Ananda Mohan’s proof is however erroneous and we show here that Wang’s New CRT I is a rewriting of an algorithm previously s...