Are p-algebras having cyclic quadratic extensions necessarily cyclic?
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- A note on certain cyclic algebras
- A note on normal division algebras of prime degree
- Dihedral Algebras are Cyclic
- New results on associative division algebras
- On associative division algebras
- Sur la corestriction des p-symboles
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(8)- Non-cyclic algebras with \(n\)-central elements.
- Splitting fields for \(E_8\)-torsors
- Open problems on central simple algebras.
- Division Algebras of Prime Degree and Maximal Galois p-Extensions
- Indecomposable Division Algebras
- Is P(ω) a subalgebra?
- Metacyclic p-Algebras
- A condition for cyclic algebras to be split
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