Titlebook: Galois Theory of Linear Differential Equations; Marius Put,Michael F. Singer Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Arithmetic.A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83470-6or all of this material can be found in the classics of Kaplansky [151] and Kolchin [162] (and Kolchin’s original papers that have been collected in [25]) as well as the recent book of Magid [183] and the papers [231] and [173].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82612-1. Here . is an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0. For most of what follows the choice of the field . is immaterial. In the first two sections one assumes that . = .. This has the advantage that the roots of unity have the convenient description .λ with λ ∈ .. Moreover, for . = . one can

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Spezialprobleme der Unternehmensbewertung,at are meromorphic functions on .. We assume that the equation is regular at every point .∈.. Thus, for any point .∈., the equation has . independent solutions .,…, . consisting of vectors with coordinates in .({.−.}). It is known ([132], chap. 9; [225], p. 5) that these solutions converge in a disk

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Aktien-, Zins- und Währungsderivateect youthful and growing. In this chapter we treat the asymptotic theory of divergent solutions and the more refined theory of multisummation of those solutions. The theory of multisummation has been developed by many authors, such as W. Baiser, B.L.J. Braaksma, J. Écalle, W.B. Jurkat, D. Lutz, M. L

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Darstellung: Gewinn- & Verlust-Profile,ver .({.})) quasi-split equation δ−. that is isomorphic, over .((.)), to δ−. (cf. Proposition 3.41). This means that there is a . such that .. In the following, δ−., δ−., and . are fixed and the eigenvalues of δ−., δ−. are denoted by .,…, ..

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