In the year 1923 Emil Artin introduced his new L-functions belonging to Galois characters. But his theory was still incomplete in two respects. First, the theory depended on the validity of the General Reciprocity Law which Artin was unable at that time to prove in full generality. Secondly, in the explicit definition of L-functions the ramified primes could not be taken into account; hence tha...

We describe the fermionic and bosonic Fock representations of endomorphisms exterior algebra a $\mathbb Q $-vector space infinite countable dimension. Our main tool is extension Schubert derivations, some distinguished kind Hasse–Sc

Quaternion extensions are often the smallest extensions to exhibit special properties. In the setting of the Hasse-Arf Theorem, for instance, quaternion extensions are used to illustrate the fact that upper ramification numbers need not be integers. These extensions play a similar role in Galois module structure. To better understand these examples, we catalog the ramification filtrations that ...

We study efficient combinatorial algorithms to produce the Hasse diagram of the poset of bounded faces of an unbounded polyhedron, given vertex-facet incidences. We also discuss the special case of simple polyhedra and present computational results.

— We study the arithmetic of certain Del Pezzo surfaces of degree 2. We produce examples of Brauer-Manin obstruction to the Hasse principle, coming from 2and 4-torsion elements in the Brauer group.

We consider the task of filtering the noise from images and other types of inputs which are assumed to be piecewise continuous and piecewise monotone. We show that nonlinear diffusion of the data, a powerful filtering method, is too restrictive for such a case, leading to piecewise constant functions. We claim that the piecewise monotonicity can be enhanced by nonlinear diffusion of first parti...

The Hasse principle and weak approximation is established for non-singular cubic hypersurfaces X over the function field Fq(t), provided that char(Fq) > 3 and X has dimension at least 6.

We give an explicit nonrecursive complete matching for the Hasse diagram of the strong Bruhat order of any interval in any Coxeter group. This yields a new derivation of the Möbius function, recovering a classical result due to Verma.