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Witt groups of Severi-Brauer varieties and of function fields of conics

Anne Quéguiner-Mathieu, Jean-Pierre Tignol

The Witt group of skew hermitian forms over a division algebra with symplectic involution is shown to be canonically isomorphic to the Witt group of symmetric bilinear forms ov…

math.KT2019

Decomposability of orthogonal involutions in degree 12

Anne Quéguiner-Mathieu, Jean-Pierre Tignol

A theorem of Pfister asserts that every -dimensional quadratic form with trivial discriminant and trivial Clifford invariant over a field of characteristic different from d…

math.KT2016★ 1 cited

Transfer of quadratic forms and of quaternion algebras over quadratic field extensions

Karim Johannes Becher, Nicolas Grenier-Boley, Jean-Pierre Tignol

A theorem of Albert-Draxl states that if a tensor product of two quaternion division algebras , over a field is not a division algebra, then there exists a separable…

math.KT2016★ 9 cited

Involutions and stable subalgebras

Karim Johannes Becher, Nicolas Grenier-Boley, Jean-Pierre Tignol

Given a central simple algebra with involution over an arbitrary field, étale subalgebras contained in the space of symmetric elements are investigated. The method emphasizes the s…

math.KT2015

Excellence of function fields of conics

Alexander S. Merkurjev, Jean-Pierre Tignol

For every generalized quadratic form or hermitian form over a division algebra, the anisotropic kernel of the form obtained by scalar extension to the function field of a smooth pr…

math.KT2014★ 7 cited

The Arason invariant of orthogonal involutions of degree 12 and 8, and quaternionic subgroups of the Brauer group

Anne Quéguiner-Mathieu, Jean-Pierre Tignol

Using the Rost invariant for torsors under Spin groups one may define an analogue of the Arason invariant for certain hermitian forms and orthogonal involutions. We calculate this…