Anisotropic forms of higher degree under finite dimensional field extensions
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- A Grothendieck ring of higher degree forms
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- Forms permitting composition
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- Round forms of higher degree
- Some applications of Jordan norms to involutorial simple associative algebras
- Some Classes of Multiplicative Forms of Higher Degree
- The Serre-Rost invariant of Albert algebras in characteristic three
- Witt rings of higher degree forms
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- Indecomposable forms of higher degree
- Anisotropy and the integral closure
- The anisotropic part of a quadratic form over a number field
- Norm principles for forms of higher degree permitting composition
- Hermitian analogue of a theorem of Springer
- Some generalizations of Springer’s theorem in characteristic two
- Northcott property and universality of higher degree forms
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