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... (Theorem 3.36) and a theorem on the level of mod l representations (Theorem 3.55). Next, we introduce the notions of deformation rings and Hecke algebras, which are incarnations of Galois representations and modular forms, respectively ...
... (Theorem 3.36) and a theorem on the level of mod l representations (Theorem 3.55). Next, we introduce the notions of deformation rings and Hecke algebras, which are incarnations of Galois representations and modular forms, respectively ...
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... ( Theorem I ) that the above theorem is true when r = 1 . Hence when ( 23 ) S1 , S2 , Sn ... ... converges to s so does ( 24 ) mS , „ S , ... „ S ... 2 , Applying Theorem I to S , we see that the sequence m mS ?, mS12 , mS ( 21 1 29 ...
... ( Theorem I ) that the above theorem is true when r = 1 . Hence when ( 23 ) S1 , S2 , Sn ... ... converges to s so does ( 24 ) mS , „ S , ... „ S ... 2 , Applying Theorem I to S , we see that the sequence m mS ?, mS12 , mS ( 21 1 29 ...
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And McGinnis' Theorem of Derivative Equations in an Absolute Proof of Fermat's Theorem ; Reduction of the General Equation of the Fifth Degree to an Equation of the Fourth Degree ; and Supplementary Theorems Michael Angelo McGinnis.
And McGinnis' Theorem of Derivative Equations in an Absolute Proof of Fermat's Theorem ; Reduction of the General Equation of the Fifth Degree to an Equation of the Fourth Degree ; and Supplementary Theorems Michael Angelo McGinnis.
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... Theorem and its subsequent generalizations do not involve additional properties of the Kähler metric , the stated theorems and easy generalizations contain the Hermitian case of Mostow's Strong Rigidity Theorem , since any ...
... Theorem and its subsequent generalizations do not involve additional properties of the Kähler metric , the stated theorems and easy generalizations contain the Hermitian case of Mostow's Strong Rigidity Theorem , since any ...
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... Theorem A and the invariance of vM imply that there exists be Co(M) such that sov)="#–20 0-0) p. was It is easy to ... (Theorem B). If & is non arithmetic, the sequence (Sn)n = 1 = (ln ||Raw||)n 21 verifies the conclusions of the local ...
... Theorem A and the invariance of vM imply that there exists be Co(M) such that sov)="#–20 0-0) p. was It is easy to ... (Theorem B). If & is non arithmetic, the sequence (Sn)n = 1 = (ln ||Raw||)n 21 verifies the conclusions of the local ...
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