Tame curve singularities with large conductor

  • Ernst Dieterich
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Part of the Progress in Mathematics book series (PM, volume 95)

Abstract

In this article I intend to introduce the reader to my thesis [Di 90]. Accordingly, here I emphasize problems and results. Only in section 2 I try to sketch the main line of arguments. For proofs see [Di 90].

Keywords

Object Class Full Subcategory Curve Singularity Large Conductor Ground Ring 
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