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Let K be an infinite field of characteristic #2. For vector spaces X, Y over K of finite dimension, we defined a quadratic mapf: X→ Y by the following conditions :
is bilinear [see (1.2) and (1.3)]. We denoted by Q(X, Y) the set of all such maps. In what follows, we assume that X, Y are both nonsingular quadratic spaces with quadratic forms q x , q Y , respectively, and there are x∈X, y∈Y such that q x (x) = qy(y) = 1. Therefore the unit spheres S x , S Y are nonempty:
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Ono, T. (1994). Quadratic Spherical Maps. In: Variations on a Theme of Euler. The University Series in Mathematics. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2326-7_6
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