AbstractLet k be an infinite field. The notion of retract k-rationality was introduced by Saltman in the study of Noetherʼs problem and other rationality problems. We will investigate the retract rationality of a field in this paper. Theorem 1: Let k⊂K⊂L be fields. If K is retract k-rational and L is retract K-rational, then L is retract k-rational. Theorem 2: For any finite group G containing an abelian normal subgroup H such that G/H is a cyclic group, for any complex representation G→GL(V), the fixed field C(V)G is retract C-rational. Theorem 3: If G is a finite group, then all the Sylow subgroups of G are cyclic if and only if Cα(M)G is retract C-rational for all G-lattices M, for all short exact sequences α:0→C×→Mα→M→0. Because the unr...
For any field K and group A acting on K(x0, x1,..., xn-1), the fixed field consists of the elements ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...
AbstractLet k be an infinite field. The notion of retract k-rationality was introduced by Saltman in...
In this article, we give a short survey of some known results and our recent results in [HKK13], [CH...
AbstractLet k be any field, G be a finite group. TheoremAssume that (i) G contains an abelian normal...
AbstractLet K be any field, G be a finite group. Let G act on the rational function field K(xg:g∈G) ...
Abstract. This is an expository note based on the work of D. J. Salt-man. We discuss the notions of ...
AbstractIt has been shown (Hajja, J. Algebra 85 (1983), 243–250) that every finite cyclic group of m...
AbstractLet K be a field of characteristic not two and K(x,y,z) the rational function field over K w...
AbstractLet K be any field which may not be algebraically closed, V a finite-dimensional vector spac...
AbstractLet K be any field and G be a finite group. Let G act on the rational function field K(xg:g∈...
AbstractFor a field k and a finite group G acting regularly on a set of indeterminates X̲={Xg}g∈G, l...
AbstractLet G be a finite group, K be a field and G→GL(V) be a faithful representation where V is a ...
AbstractLet G be a finite subgroup of GL4(Q). The group G induces an action on Q(x1,x2,x3,x4), the r...
For any field K and group A acting on K(x0, x1,..., xn-1), the fixed field consists of the elements ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...
AbstractLet k be an infinite field. The notion of retract k-rationality was introduced by Saltman in...
In this article, we give a short survey of some known results and our recent results in [HKK13], [CH...
AbstractLet k be any field, G be a finite group. TheoremAssume that (i) G contains an abelian normal...
AbstractLet K be any field, G be a finite group. Let G act on the rational function field K(xg:g∈G) ...
Abstract. This is an expository note based on the work of D. J. Salt-man. We discuss the notions of ...
AbstractIt has been shown (Hajja, J. Algebra 85 (1983), 243–250) that every finite cyclic group of m...
AbstractLet K be a field of characteristic not two and K(x,y,z) the rational function field over K w...
AbstractLet K be any field which may not be algebraically closed, V a finite-dimensional vector spac...
AbstractLet K be any field and G be a finite group. Let G act on the rational function field K(xg:g∈...
AbstractFor a field k and a finite group G acting regularly on a set of indeterminates X̲={Xg}g∈G, l...
AbstractLet G be a finite group, K be a field and G→GL(V) be a faithful representation where V is a ...
AbstractLet G be a finite subgroup of GL4(Q). The group G induces an action on Q(x1,x2,x3,x4), the r...
For any field K and group A acting on K(x0, x1,..., xn-1), the fixed field consists of the elements ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...
This document is roughly divided into four chapters. The first outlines basic preliminary material, ...