Exercise 111.14.1. Let k be any field. Suppose that A = k[[x, y]]/(f) and B = k[[u, v]]/(g), where f = xy and g = uv + \delta with \delta \in (u, v)^3. Show that A and B are isomorphic rings.
Exercise 111.14.1. Let k be any field. Suppose that A = k[[x, y]]/(f) and B = k[[u, v]]/(g), where f = xy and g = uv + \delta with \delta \in (u, v)^3. Show that A and B are isomorphic rings.
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