THE ELEMENTARY THEORY OF FINITE FIELDS

By Moshe Jarden. 2004

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• Motivic integration and the Grothendieck group of pseudo-finite fields (2002, background): “Pseudo-finite fields play a key role in the work of Ax [1] that leads to quantifier elimination for finite fields [19][14][5].”
• Asymptotic Differential Algebra and Model Theory of Transseries (2015, unknown): “12 for endomorphisms of algebraic varieties X is due to Ax [26, 27], and, independently, to Grothendieck [158, §10.”
• Pseudo-finite model theory ⇤ (2003, background): “Starting with [1] algebraists and model theorists have studied pseudo-finite fields.”
• How to use finite fields for problems concerning infinite fields (2009, unknown): “Grothendieck in the 60’s (see [2], [8], p.”
• Groupoids, imaginaries and internal covers (2006, unknown): “([3], [12], [14].”