Reconstruction of higher-dimensional function fields
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Abstract: We prove that function fields of varieties of dimension at least two over an algebraic closure of a finite field are determined, modulo purely inseparable extensions, by the quotient by the second term in the lower central series of their pro- Galois groups.
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