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Algebraic numbers and algebraic functions.

Emil Artin

# Algebraic numbers and algebraic functions.

Written in English

Subjects:
• Algebraic fields.,
• Algebraic functions.,
• Algebraic number theory.

• Edition Notes

Lecture notes of a course given in Princeton University, 1950-51, which was a revised and extended version of a series of lectures given at New York University during the preceding summer.

Classifications The Physical Object Series Notes on mathematics and its applications LC Classifications QA247 .A74 Pagination xiii, 349 p. Number of Pages 349 Open Library OL5548045M LC Control Number 67026811

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