Gauss' lemma over function fields
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The author begins by proving Gauss's Lemma for irreducible elements of function fields in one variable over finite fields. Then he uses the Carlitz exponential function for giving a beautiful proof of the reciprocity law analogous to the proof by Eisenstein via the sine function.
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