Lecture

Integral Representations: Quadratic Lattices and Hasse Principle

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This lecture covers integral representations in finite dimensional vector spaces, defining quadratic lattices with quadratic forms, and the discriminant ideal. It also explores representations of scalar values by quadratic lattices, the Hasse Principle, and locally representable rational numbers.

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