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On the construction of a finite Siegel space
In this note we construct a finite analogue of classical Siegel's Space. Our
approach is to look at it as a non commutative Poincare's half plane. The
finite Siegel Space is described as the space of Lagrangians of a
dimensional space over a quadratic extension of a finite base field .
The orbits of the action of the symplectic group on Lagrangians are
described as homogeneous spaces. Also, Siegel's Space is described as the set
of anti-involutions of the symplectic group.2
California\u27s Offshore Islands: Is the Northern Archipelago a Subject for International Law or Political Rhetoric
Mexico\u27s Legal Regime Over its Marine Spaces: A Proposal for the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf in the Deepest Part of the Gulf of Mexico
Rights and Obligations of Americans in Mexico Under Immigration Law and Other Areas of Mexican Law
The Rebirth of the Supreme Court of Mexico: An Appraisal of President Zedillo\u27s Judicial Reform of 1995
Acquisition of Real Estate in Mexico by U.S. Citizens and American Companies
Buying real estate in Mexico, or enjoying the beneficiary rights through a real estate trust, known in Mexico as fideicomiso, involves a considerable amount of money and effort. One must take into account that this legal transaction is executed in Mexico in accordance with Mexican law-a foreign legal system belonging to the civil legal tradition, contrasted by the U.S. legal system derivative of the common law tradition-and recognize that Americans and U.S. legal entities are typically quite unfamiliar with Mexican law. This Article provides a complete overview of the process of acquiring real estate in Mexico by Americans and U.S. companies in both the Restricted Zone and in the area situated outside the Restricted Zone, named here as the Permitted Zone for practical purposes
Freedom of Religion and Public Worship in Mexico: A Legal Commentary on the 1992 Federal Act on Religious Matters
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