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Date: 2001-11-30 08:08:53
Algebra
Mathematics
Linear algebra
Quadratic forms
Clifford algebra
Bilinear form
Witt group
Mutation
Sesquilinear form
Trace
Quaternion
-quadratic form

201 Documenta Math. Quadratic Quaternion Forms, Involutions and Triality

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