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| Mesure de Mahler et Regulateur Elliptique : Preuve de Deux relations Exotiques | 1 | |
| The p-adic height pairings of Coleman-Gross and of Nekovar | 13 | |
| Dirichlet series for squares of sums of squares : a summary | 27 | |
| Equivariant whitehead torsion and refined Euler characteristics | 35 | |
| Questions about the reductions modulo primes of an elliptic curve | 61 | |
| New perspectives in Arakelov geometry | 81 | |
| A fourteenth lecture on Fermat's last theorem | 103 | |
| Number fields with large class group | 117 | |
| Period polynomials for F[subscript q] of fixed small degree | 127 | |
| Some recent results about (ternary) quadratic forms | 147 | |
| An extension of a theorem of D. H. Lehmer | 165 | |
| On a family of real bicyclic biquadratic fields | 177 | |
| Belyi parametrisations of elliptic curves and congruence defects | 189 | |
| An application of exterior square functoriality of GL[subscript 4] : Asai lift | 197 | |
| Totally real integral points on a plane algebraic curve | 203 | |
| On the largest prime factor of a Mersenne number | 209 | |
| On the p-Adic series [Sigma][subscript n=1][superscript [infinity]] n[superscript k][actual symbol not reproducible]n! | 219 | |
| Hecke operators and the q-expansion of modular forms | 229 | |
| An ABC construction of number fields | 237 | |
| Diophantine approximation in small degree | 269 | |
| Compact operators with rational generation | 287 | |
| The canonical height of a finite Etale K-algebra | 295 |
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Robert Taylor
reviewed Number theory on May 04, 2010
Number theory
A thought-provoking and informative book that contains a compilation of essays about the economic, political and social standing of India in the nineties. Although it's been a while since those days have passed, the book nevertheless is quite an interesting read. There's a lot to learn, plenty of room to grow for India in every aspect and the book pinpoints all the reasons India has always remained a third-world country and how it can cure all the parasitic infections that have festered the nation since it's independence. Definitely worth the read, if you have missed out reading the newspapers in your childhood, otherwise also. In fact, this book should be made a part of our history textbooks.
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