The Hasse Norm Principle in Global Function Fields

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2022-02-01

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Uysal, Rabia Gülşah
Özman, Ekin
Newton , Rachel
Manzateanu , Adalina
Sutherland, Nichole

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/101508

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R. G. Uysal, E. Özman, R. Newton, A. Manzateanu, and N. Sutherland, The Hasse Norm Principle in Global Function Fields. 2022.