2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jalgebra.2014.06.035
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“…(5) Every algebra of degree 9 and exponent 9 over a field of characteristic different than 3 containing ρ 9 is similar to the product of 35840 symbol algebras of degree 9 and if it is of exponent 3 it is similar to the product of 277760 symbol algebras of degree 3. That is, len(9, 9) ≤ 35840 and len(9, 3) ≤ 277760 (Matzri [16]). ( 6) Every algebra of prime degree p over a field of characteristic different from p containing ρ p is similar to the tensor product of (p−1)!…”
Section: Known Results Results On Symbol Lengthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(5) Every algebra of degree 9 and exponent 9 over a field of characteristic different than 3 containing ρ 9 is similar to the product of 35840 symbol algebras of degree 9 and if it is of exponent 3 it is similar to the product of 277760 symbol algebras of degree 3. That is, len(9, 9) ≤ 35840 and len(9, 3) ≤ 277760 (Matzri [16]). ( 6) Every algebra of prime degree p over a field of characteristic different from p containing ρ p is similar to the tensor product of (p−1)!…”
Section: Known Results Results On Symbol Lengthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5] for odd primes. For instance, when p = 3, it seems that the best result to date is that a central simple F -algebra which contains a maximal subfield L which is Galois over F with Gal(L/F ) ∼ = Z/3 × Z/3 (i.e., A is a Z/3 × Z/3-crossed product over F ) is similar to the tensor product of ≤ 31 symbol algebras of degree 3 over F [Mat14].…”
Section: Proof Of Case (2) Of the Main Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%