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Classification and Nomenclature, finite degree . over .. If . is an .-field and . ≠ ., we must have . = ., . = ., . = 2; then, by corollary 3 of prop. 4, Chap. III-3, .(.) = .+. and .(.) = .; . maps . onto ., and . maps . onto ., which is a subgroup of . of index 2.

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Herpes Zoster and Vascular Riskcipally concerned with a simple algebra . over .; as stipulated in Chapter IX, it is always understood that . is central, i. e. that its center is ., and that it has a finite dimension over .; by corollary 3 of prop. 3, Chap. IX-1, this dimension can then be written as ., where . is an integer ≥ 1.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44348-5and, for each place . of ., an algebraic closure . of ., containing .. We write ., . for the maximal separable extensions of . in ., and of . in ., respectively. We write ., . for the maximal abelian extensions of . in ., and of . in ., respectively. One could easily deduce from lemma 1, Chap. XI-3,

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Places of A-fieldslgebraic number-fields by means of their embeddings into local fields. In the last century, however, it was discovered that the methods by which this can be done may be applied with very little change to certain fields of characteristic . > 1; and the simultaneous study of these two types of fields

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