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Lectures on Forms of Higher Degree

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Lectures on Forms of Higher Degree
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Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
ISBN/ASIN: B007FD8GNI
Number of pages: 169

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One of the principal objectives of modern number theory must be to develop the theory of forms of degree more than two,to the same satisfactory level in which the theory of quadratic forms is found today as the cumulative work of several eminent mathematicians and especially of C.L. Siegel.

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