Five-dimensional minimal quadratic and bilinear forms over function fields of conics
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Let \(F\) be a field of characteristic 2 and let \(K/F\) be a field extension. An anisotropic form \(F\)-form \(\varphi\) is called \(K\)-minimal if \(\varphi_K\) is isotropic and any form \(\psi\) dominated by \(\varphi\), such that \(\dim \psi <\dim \varphi\), remains anisotropic over \(K\). The authors of the paper under reviews give a complete classification of quadratic and bilinear forms of dimension 5 that are minimal over the function of an arbitrary conic.
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