The question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field of a given form is studied. A formula for the minimum dimension of the minimal isotropic forms associated to such extensions is given, and some consequences thereof are outlined. Especial attention is devoted to function fields of Pfister forms. Here, the relationship between excellence concepts and the isotropy question is explored. Moreover, in the case where the ground field is formally real and has finite Hasse number, the isotropy question is answered for forms of sufficiently large dimension.Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and TechnologyEuropean Research Counci
The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
For a nonreal field F of characteristic different from 2, we compare several properties which F may ...
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The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
For a nonreal field F of characteristic different from 2, we compare several properties which F may ...
AbstractThe question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field o...
AbstractThe behaviour of quadratic forms under the extension to the function field of a conic is stu...
In this article weakly isotropic quadratic forms over a (formally) real field are studied. Condition...
Abstract In this article weakly isotropic quadratic forms over a (formally) real field are studied. ...
We study Pfister neighbors and their characterization over fields of characteristic 2, where we inc...
AbstractA quadratic form Q is called a special Pfister neighbor if Q is similar to a form of the sha...
The weak isotropy index (or equivalently, sublevel) of arbitrary quadratic forms is studied. Its rel...
Let F be a held of characteristic not equal to 2 and phi be an anisotropic quadratic form of dimensi...
AbstractA quadratic form Q is called a special Pfister neighbor if Q is similar to a form of the sha...
Abstract. We study Pfister neighbors and their characterization over fields of characteristic 2, whe...
ABSTRACT. The aim of this paper is to give a complete answer to the isotropy of bilinear forms of di...
Abstract. For a field F of characteristic not 2, let û(F) denote the maximal dimension of anisotrop...
The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
The isotropy of multiples of Pfister forms is studied. Some classical results are recalled and their...
For a nonreal field F of characteristic different from 2, we compare several properties which F may ...