Arf rings

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Arf rings are a class of commutative rings introduced by Turkish mathematician Cahit Arf in his work on algebraic number theory and singularity theory, notable for their role in resolving certain types of singularities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf class of commutative rings
mathematical concept
appliesTo one-dimensional analytically irreducible local domains
characterizedBy conditions on value semigroup
stability under blowing up of ideals
context one-dimensional local domains
valuation theory
developedIn 20th century
field algebraic number theory
commutative algebra
singularity theory
goal control of multiplicity sequences of singularities
simplification of resolution processes
hasOrigin study of algebraic function fields
study of plane curve singularities
influenced later work on numerical semigroups
later work on singularity resolution techniques
introducedBy Cahit Arf NERFINISHED
namedAfter Cahit Arf NERFINISHED
property commutative
relatedTo Arf closure
Arf invariant NERFINISHED
integral closure of rings
numerical semigroups
usedIn algebraic geometry
resolution of singularities
study of curve singularities

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Cahit Arf knownFor Arf rings