SOME BASIC THEOREMS IN DIFFERENTIAL ALGEBRA (CHARACTERISTIC p, ARBITRARY)
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- 1952-01-01
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Mathematics, Ring (chemistry), Differential algebra, Differential (mechanical device), Integral domain
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- Foundations of Algebraic Geometry
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- On the basis theorem for differential systems
- Extensions of Differential Fields, II
- Differential Fields and Ideals of Differential Forms
- Some Properties of Ideals in Rings of Power Series
- Differential Algebra
- On the Basis Theorem for Differential Systems
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