Keller mappings in dimension two are surjective
Seminar
Speaker
Ronen Peretz, Ben Gurion University
Date
01/04/2012 - 13:00 - 12:00Add to Calendar
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2012-04-01 13:00:00
Keller mappings in dimension two are surjective
The Jacobian conjecture is a famous open problem in affine algebraic geometry which says
that a polynomial mapping in n complex variables with constant non zero determinant is injective
and surjective witha polynomial inverse mapping.
In this talk we will outline a proof of the surjectivity for the case of n=2 An abstract is attached
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Abstract
The Jacobian conjecture is a famous open problem in affine algebraic geometry which says
that a polynomial mapping in n complex variables with constant non zero determinant is injective
and surjective witha polynomial inverse mapping.
In this talk we will outline a proof of the surjectivity for the case of n=2 An abstract is attached
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