Resolution of singularities and modular Galois theory

By Shreeram S. Abhyankar. 2000

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I shall sketch a brief history of the desingularization problem from Riemann thru Zariski to Hironaka, including the part I played in it and the work on Galois theory which this led me to, and how that caused me to search out many group theory gurus. I shall also formulate several conjectures and suggest numerous thesis problems.

Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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