Titlebook: Automorphisms of Affine Spaces; Arno Essen Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1995 Dimension.Grad.algebraic group.algorithms.d

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The Jacobian Conjecture: Some Steps towards Solutionneous polynomial mapping. We present recent contributions to the problem, among others we show why the answer is positive for maps ., when . has only non-negative coefficients. We also point out the Global Stability Problem for polynomial transformations of ?., when n > 2 (note that for .. mappings

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Polyomorphisms Conjugate to Dilations . variables (.., .., ... , ..) = . ∈ ?.. The question, first raised by O.-H. Keller in 1939 [10] for polynomials over the integers but now also raised for complex polynomials and, as such, known as . (.), asks whether a . map . with nonzero constant Jacobian determinant det .(.) need be a .: I.e.,

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Quotients of Algebraic Group Actionsespect is “Geometric Invariant Theory” of Mumford (see [15]). The major part of the book only concerns reductive groups. More recently some work has been done to do similar things for general algebraic groups (see [8], [5], [6], [7] and [4]).

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A Note on Nagata’s Automorphisme Bruhat decomposition at the level of the jacobian of the transformations involved and the product rules of double classes, we show that certain types of factorizations are impossible for this automorphism.

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Golden Years of Australian Radio Astronomymorphic to the group .[.] of automorphisms . of the polynomial ring ?[.] by means of the correspondence .(.) = . where .(..) = ..(.). Polynomial maps .(.) satisfying det .(.) = . ≠ 0 are called .. We can and do assume that .(0) = 0 and .(0) = .. Five main problems arise:

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