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Revision as of 06:10, 14 September 2016
- genus field
- Hilbert class field
- Köthe conjecture
- characteristic of a ring
- Hardy–Littlewood conjecture, singular series
- Hypothesis H, Schinzel hypothesis
- Tauberian theorem
- Siegel zero
- permutation representation
- radical extension
- Krull topology
- First Isomorphism Theorem
- operad
- tropical algebra, tropical geometry
- abelian extension
- Artin conductor
- cyclic extension
- ramification, tame ramification, wild ramification
- natural transformation
- Pythagorean field
- linear series
- biquadratic residue, quartic residue
- cubic reciprocity, quartic reciprocity
- injective hull
- direct limit
- Priestley space
- matrix product
- partition of a set
- wedge product
- smash product
- Reed–Solomon code
- Dilworth theorem
- Ax–Kochen theorem
- Sturm comparison theorem
- Hurwitz problem, Hurwitz–Radon theorem
- Tarski–Seidenberg theorem
- Birch–Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture
- Tsen–Lang theory
- $p$-field
- $C_1$-field
- ultrapower
- catenary ring, universally catenary ring
- valuation ring, discrete valuation ring
- Goldie ring
- syndrome, syndrome decoding
- quaternionic structure
- numerical semi-group, telescopic semi-group
- divisibility sequence, elliptic divisibility sequence
- Somos sequence
- Knaster–Tarski fix-point theorem
- dendriform algebra
- combinatorial species
- free differential calculus, Fox derivative
- Myhill–Nerode theorem, Myhill–Nerode bialgebra
- incidence algebra
- composition algebra
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