Higher composition laws I–IV

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Higher composition laws I–IV is a landmark four-part series of papers by Manjul Bhargava that generalizes Gauss’s composition of binary quadratic forms and develops new structures and methods in algebraic number theory.

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instanceOf series of mathematical research papers
work in algebraic number theory
aimsTo extend Gauss’s composition to higher degree settings
author Manjul Bhargava NERFINISHED
contributesTo classification of rings of small rank
explicit arithmetic parametrizations
describedAs landmark series in algebraic number theory
field algebraic number theory
arithmetic invariant theory
focusesOn explicit parametrizations of rings and fields by orbits of forms
generalizes Gauss’s composition of binary quadratic forms
hasNotableAuthor Manjul Bhargava NERFINISHED
influenced modern arithmetic statistics
subsequent work on parametrizations of number fields
language English
numberOfParts 4
part Higher composition laws I NERFINISHED
Higher composition laws II NERFINISHED
Higher composition laws III
Higher composition laws IV NERFINISHED
publishedIn Annals of Mathematics NERFINISHED
relatesTo binary cubic forms
binary quartic forms
higher degree composition laws NERFINISHED
pairs of quadratic forms
topic composition laws for forms
discriminant-preserving composition laws
higher degree analogues of binary quadratic forms
orbits of coregular representations
parametrization of algebraic number rings
rings of small rank over the integers
usesMethod geometry of numbers
invariant theory
representation theory

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Manjul Bhargava notableWork Higher composition laws I–IV