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Title: Differential algebra of nonzero characteristic
Authors: Okugawa, Kôtaro
Author's alias: 奥川, 光太郎
Keywords: Algebra
Differential
Issue Date: 1987
Publisher: Kinokuniya
Journal title: Lectures in Mathematics
Volume: 16
Table of contents: Foreword [ix]
Chapter 1 Derivations
1.1 Conventions [1]
1.2 Definitions and elementary properties [2]
1.3 Examples of derivations [7]
1.4 Derivatives of powers [12]
1.5 Taylor expansion [13]
1.6 Rings of quotients [15]
1.7 Separably algebraic extension fields [20]
1.8 Inseparably algebraic extension fields [24]
Chapter 2 Differential Rings and Differential Fields
2.1 Definitions [31]
2.2 Differential ring of quotients [35]
2.3 Differential polynomials [37]
2.4 Differential ideals [44]
2.5 Differential homomorphisms and differential isomorphisms [48]
2.6 Contractions and extensions of differential ideals [49]
2.7 Separably algebraic extension fields of a differential field [54]
2.8 Inseparably algebraic extension fields of a differential field [55]
2.9 The field of constants of a differential field [58]
Chapter 3 Differential Ideals
3.1 Perfect and prime differential ideals [61]
3.2 Conditions of Noether [65]
3.3 Differential rings satisfying the condition of Noether for ideals [67]
3.4 Differential polynomial rings [70]
3.5 Linear differential polynomials [74]
3.6 Linear dependence over constants [77]
3.7 Results about constants [82]
3.8 Extension of the differential field of coefficients [85]
Chapter 4 Universal Differential Extension Field
4.1 Definitions [95]
4.2 Lemmas [96]
4.3 The existence theorem [99]
4.4 Some properties of the universal differential extension field [100]
4.5 Linear homogeneous differential polynomial ideals [101]
4.6 Primitive elements [102]
4.7 Exponential elements [104]
4.8 Weierstrassian elements [107]
Chapter 5 Strongly Normal Extensions
5.1 Some properties of differential closure [112]
5.2 Conventions [116]
5.3 Differential isomorphisms [116]
5.4 Specializations of differential isomorphisms [119]
5.5 Strong differential isomorphisms [125]
5.6 Strongly normal extensions and Galois groups [133]
5.7 The fundamental theorems [141]
5.8 Examples [152]
5.9 Differential Galois cohomology [154]
Chapter 6 Picard-Vessiot Extensions
6.1 Picard-Vessiot extension whose Galois group is the general linear group [160]
6.2 Fundamental theorems of Galois theory for Picard-Vessiot extensions [163]
6.3 Picard-Vessiot extension by a primitive [168]
6.4 Picard-Vessiot extension by an exponential [171]
6.5 Liouvillian extensions [173]
Bibliography [185]
Index of Notations [187]
Index of Terminologies [189]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2433/84921
Appears in Collections:Lectures in Mathematics : Department of Mathematics, Kyoto University

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