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most citedAbhyankar places admit local uniformization in any characteristic

4 citations · 7 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.AC2026

Large imperfect fields are existentially closed in function fields after finite constant extension

Hagen Knaf, Franz-Viktor Kuhlmann

For an algebraic function field over a large field , we show: 1) if has a rational place, then there is a finite purely inseparable extension such that is…

math.AG2019★ 1 cited

An Algorithm to Find Rational Points on Elliptic Curves Related to the Concordant Form Problem

Hagen Knaf, Erich Selder, Karlheinz Spindler

We derive an efficient algorithm to find solutions to Euler's concordant form problem and rational points on elliptic curves associated with this problem.

math.AG2019★ 2 cited

Explicit transformation of an intersection of two quadrics to an elliptic curve in Weierstrass form

Hagen Knaf, Erich Selder, Karlheinz Spindler

This paper, motivated by problems in Diophantine analysis which can be formulated as problems of finding rational points on the intersection of two quadrics, presents an explicit c…

math.AG2007

Every place admits local uniformization in a finite extension of the function field

Hagen Knaf, Franz-Viktor Kuhlmann

We prove that every place P of an algebraic function field F|K of arbitrary characteristic admits local uniformization in a finite extension E of F. We show that E|F can be chosen…

math.AC2004

Regular local algebras over a Pruefer domain: weak dimension and regular sequences

Hagen Knaf

A not necessarily noetherian local ring O is called regular if every finitely generated ideal I of O possesses finite projective dimension. In the article localizations O of a fini…

math.AG2003★ 4 cited

Abhyankar places admit local uniformization in any characteristic

Hagen Knaf, Franz-Viktor Kuhlmann

We prove that every place of an algebraic function field of arbitrary characteristic admits local uniformization, provided that the sum of the rational rank of its value…