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most citedPeriod-index and u-invariant questions for function fields over complete discretely valued fields

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math.AG2024

Local-global principle for groups of type An over semi global fields

V. Suresh

Let F be the function field of a curve over a complete discretely valued field K. Let G be a semisimple simply connected linear algebraic group over F of type An. We give a descrip…

math.AG2021★ 2 cited

Local-global principles for constant reductive groups over semi-global fields

Jean-Louis Colliot-Thélène, David Harbater, Julia Hartmann +3

We study local-global principles for torsors under reductive linear algebraic groups over semi-global fields; i.e., over one variable function fields over complete discretely value…

math.AG2019

Local triviality for G-torsors

Philippe Gille, Raman Parimala, V. Suresh

Let C Spec(R) be a relative proper flat curve over an henselian base. Let G be a reductive C-group scheme. Under mild technical assumptions, we show that a G-torsor o…

math.AG2017★ 2 cited

Local-Global Principles for Zero-Cycles on Homogeneous Spaces over Arithmetic Function Fields

Jean-Louis Colliot-Thélène, David Harbater, Julia Hartmann +3

We study the existence of zero-cycles of degree one on varieties that are defined over a function field of a curve over a complete discretely valued field. In particular, we show t…

math.AG2017★ 1 cited

Failure of the local-global principle for isotropy of quadratic forms over function fields

Asher Auel, V. Suresh

We prove the failure of the local-global principle, with respect to discrete valuations, for isotropy of quadratic forms over function fields of transcendence degree at least 2 ove…

math.AG2017★ 4 cited

Totaro's Question on Zero-Cycles on Torsors

Reed Gordon-Sarney, Venapally Suresh

Let be a smooth connected linear algebraic group and be a -torsor. Totaro asked: if admits a zero-cycle of degree , then does have a closed étale point…