AbstractThe isometry problem is studied for unimodular quadratic forms over the Hasse domains of global function fields. Over the polynomial ring k[x] the problem reduces to classification of forms over k; but examples are provided showing that in general no such reduction occurs, even when the underlying ring is Euclidean. Connections with the structure of the ideal class group are given, and a complete invariant for the isometry class is found in the ternary isotropic case
AbstractAn observation on class numbers of Dedekind domains is used to extend an earlier result by t...
Abstract. This paper presents fundamental algorithms for computational theory of quadratic forms ove...
AbstractAn invariant introduced by Hsia (J. Number Theory 12 (1980), 327–333) is modified and a canc...
AbstractWe introduce two arithmetical invariants and show how they may be used to classify certain u...
We prove the failure of the local-global principle, with respect to discrete valuations, for isotrop...
The Hasse-Minkowski theorem says that a quadratic form over a global field admits a nontrivial zero ...
The Hasse-Minkowski theorem says that a quadratic form over a global field admits a nontrivial zero ...
This thesis presents a classification, up to similarity, of all single-class genera of totally defin...
AbstractWe introduce two arithmetical invariants and show how they may be used to classify certain u...
AbstractLet R be a principal ideal domain with quotient field F. An R-lattice is a free R-module of ...
AbstractLet V be a nondefective quadratic space over a function field F of characteristic 2. Let S b...
Thesis advisor: Benjamin V. HowardGiven a field F, an algebraic closure K and an F-vector space V, w...
AbstractThe question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field o...
AbstractH. Pfeuffer [J. Number Theory 11 (1979), 188–196] showed that totally positive quadratic for...
The question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field of a give...
AbstractAn observation on class numbers of Dedekind domains is used to extend an earlier result by t...
Abstract. This paper presents fundamental algorithms for computational theory of quadratic forms ove...
AbstractAn invariant introduced by Hsia (J. Number Theory 12 (1980), 327–333) is modified and a canc...
AbstractWe introduce two arithmetical invariants and show how they may be used to classify certain u...
We prove the failure of the local-global principle, with respect to discrete valuations, for isotrop...
The Hasse-Minkowski theorem says that a quadratic form over a global field admits a nontrivial zero ...
The Hasse-Minkowski theorem says that a quadratic form over a global field admits a nontrivial zero ...
This thesis presents a classification, up to similarity, of all single-class genera of totally defin...
AbstractWe introduce two arithmetical invariants and show how they may be used to classify certain u...
AbstractLet R be a principal ideal domain with quotient field F. An R-lattice is a free R-module of ...
AbstractLet V be a nondefective quadratic space over a function field F of characteristic 2. Let S b...
Thesis advisor: Benjamin V. HowardGiven a field F, an algebraic closure K and an F-vector space V, w...
AbstractThe question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field o...
AbstractH. Pfeuffer [J. Number Theory 11 (1979), 188–196] showed that totally positive quadratic for...
The question of which quadratic forms become isotropic when extended to the function field of a give...
AbstractAn observation on class numbers of Dedekind domains is used to extend an earlier result by t...
Abstract. This paper presents fundamental algorithms for computational theory of quadratic forms ove...
AbstractAn invariant introduced by Hsia (J. Number Theory 12 (1980), 327–333) is modified and a canc...