A rigid analytic version of M. Artin's theorem on analytic equations
A rigid analytic version of M. Artin's theorem on analytic equations
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M. Artin 解析方程定理的严格解析版本
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10.1007/bf01450712
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发表时间:
1981
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Siegfried Bosch
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作者:
Siegfried Bosch
Specialization Theorem. Let {Pi} i~ be a system of polynomials in R [Y] where Y=(Y1,..., I1,) denotes a set of indeterminates. Assume that there exists a point Y=(Yi,..-, Y,) with coordinates in R solving the equations pi (Y)= 0, ieI. Then one can find solutions y=(Yl..... y,) arbitrarily close to y having coordinates in R.Taking n= 1 and considering a pair of integral domains, the Specialization Theorem can only be true if R is algebraically closed in/~, ie, if no element in/~-R is a zero of a non-trivial polynomial in R [Y1]. That this condition is also sufficient was conjectured by Lang for" natural" pairs RC/~. The Specialization Theorem has been established in the following cases:(i)/~ is a field of characteristic zero, carrying a complete valuation, and R is a dense subfield, algebraically closed in/~(see Lang [6, Theorem 11]).