Additive Polynomials and Their Role in the Model Theory of Valued Fields
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Abstract: We discuss the role of additive polynomials and -polynomials in the theory of valued fields of positive characteristic and in their model theory. We outline the basic properties of rings of additive polynomials and discuss properties of valued fields of positive characteristic as modules over such rings. We prove the existence of Frobenius-closed bases of algebraic function fields in one variable and deduce that is a free module over the ring of additive polynomials with coefficients in . Finally, we prove that every minimal purely wild extension of a henselian valued field is generated by a -polynomial.
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