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تسجيل مستخدم جديدOn the integral Tate conjecture for finite fields
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Masaki Kameko
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We give non-torsion counterexamples against the integral Tate conjecture for finite fields. We extend the result due to Pirutka and Yagita for prime numbers 2,3,5 to all prime numbers.
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