The inversion formulae for automorphisms of polynomial algebras and differential operators in prime characteristic
Abstract
Let K be an arbitrary field of characteristic p>0, let A be one of the following algebras: Pn:= K[x1, ..., xn] is a polynomial algebra, (Pn) is the ring of differential operators on Pn, (Pn) Pm, the n'th Weyl algebra An, the n'th Weyl algebra An Pm with polynomial coefficients Pm, the power series algebra K[[x1, ..., xn]], Tk1, ..., kn is the subalgebra of (Pn) generated by Pn and the higher derivations i[j], 0≤ j <pki, i=1, ..., n (where k1, ..., kn∈ N), Tk1, ..., kn Pm, an arbitrary central simple (countably generated) algebra over an arbitrary field. The inversion formula for automorphisms of the algebra A is found explicitly.
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