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Invitation to higher local fields (Introduction)

Ivan Fesenko·Masato Kurihara
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The monograph "Invitation to higher local fields" is the result of the conference on higher local fields held in Muenster, August 29 to September 5, 1999. The aim is to provide an introduction to higher local fields (more generally complete discrete valuation fields with arbitrary residue field) and render the main ideas of this theory (Part I), as well as to discuss several applications and connections to other areas (Part II). The volume grew as an extended version of talks given at the conference. The two parts are separated by a paper of K. Kato, an IHES preprint from 1980 which has never been published. We hope that the volume will be a useful introduction and guide to the subject. The contributions to this volume were received over the period November 1999 to August 2000 and the electronic publication date is 10 December 2000. This is the introduction: math.NT/0012131. Other arXiv references are as follows: Part I: Sections 1: math.NT/0012132, 2: math.NT/0012133, A: math.NT/0012134, 4: math.NT/0012135, 5: math.NT/0012136, 6: math.NT/0012137, 7: math.NT/0012138, 8: math.NT/0012139, 9: math.NT/0012140, 10: math.NT/0012141, 11: math.NT/0012142, 12: math.NT/0012143, 13: math.NT/0012144, 14: math.NT/0012145, 15: math.NT/0012146, 16: math.NT/0012147, 17: math.NT/0012148, 18: math.NT/0012149 . Interlude: math.NT/0012150 . Part II: Sections 1: math.NT/0012151, 2: math.NT/0012152, 3: math.NT/0012153, 4: math.NT/0012154, 5: math.NT/0012155, 6: math.NT/0012156, 7: math.NT/0012157, 8: math.NT/0012158, 9: math.NT/0012159, 10: math.NT/0012160 .

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Ivan Fesenko, Masato Kurihara. 2000-12-18. Invitation to higher local fields (Introduction). https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0012131

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