- {\mathcal {O}}_{L}} . Then p {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {p}}} is said to
ramify in L {\displaystyle L} if e i > 1 {\displaystyle e_{i}>1} for some i {\displaystyle...
- intelligence,
concerned with the
indirect consequences of an action. Type theory,
Ramified Theory of
Types by
mathematician Bertrand Russell This
disambiguation page...
- here is due to Church. In the
ramified type
theory of PM all
objects are
elements of
various disjoint ramified types.
Ramified types are
implicitly built...
- In the
mathematical discipline of set theory,
ramified forcing is the
original form of
forcing introduced by
Cohen (1963) to
prove the
independence of...
-
empty ramification locus.
Morphisms of
curves provide many
examples of
ramified coverings. For example, let C be the
elliptic curve of
equation y 2 − x...
-
Hilbert by
calling it
Hilbert theory.
There is a
geometric analogue, for
ramified coverings of
Riemann surfaces,
which is
simpler in that only one kind of...
- are a
number of
finer trabeculae of
reticular fibers,
mostly covered by
ramifying cells. In the
lymphatic system, a
lymph node is a
secondary lymphoid organ...
-
fundamental domain of the ring of integers, and it
regulates which primes are
ramified. The
discriminant is one of the most
basic invariants of a
number field...
- square,
hexagon or
circle depending on
region and
personal preference.
Ramifying that initially-simple
pattern creates what is
often an
intricate and beautiful...
-
tract lie the
Middle Mountains which are 8000–10,000 feet in
height with
ramifying valleys.
Adjacent to
these hills are the
lofty Great Himalayan ranges...
