It is proved that neither G9(Q) nor G11(Q) is a subgroup of K2(Q)which confirms two special cases of a conjecture proposed by Browkin, J. (LectureNotes in Math., 966, Springer-Verlag, New York, Heidelberg, Berlin, 198...It is proved that neither G9(Q) nor G11(Q) is a subgroup of K2(Q)which confirms two special cases of a conjecture proposed by Browkin, J. (LectureNotes in Math., 966, Springer-Verlag, New York, Heidelberg, Berlin, 1982, 1-6).展开更多
For a local field F the finite subgroups of K2F are expressed by a class of special elements of finite order, which makes a famous theorem built by Moore, Carroll, Tate and Merkurjev more explicit and also disproves a...For a local field F the finite subgroups of K2F are expressed by a class of special elements of finite order, which makes a famous theorem built by Moore, Carroll, Tate and Merkurjev more explicit and also disproves a conjecture posed by Browkin.展开更多
文摘It is proved that neither G9(Q) nor G11(Q) is a subgroup of K2(Q)which confirms two special cases of a conjecture proposed by Browkin, J. (LectureNotes in Math., 966, Springer-Verlag, New York, Heidelberg, Berlin, 1982, 1-6).
基金This work wassupported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 19531020) the National Distinguished Youth Science Foundation of China.
文摘For a local field F the finite subgroups of K2F are expressed by a class of special elements of finite order, which makes a famous theorem built by Moore, Carroll, Tate and Merkurjev more explicit and also disproves a conjecture posed by Browkin.