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Polar bilinear form of a quadratic form (BQ​(x,y)=Q(x+y)−Q(x)−Q(y))

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The displayed bilinear form is the polar form of a quadratic form. In odd characteristic of a field, Q(x)=BQ​(x,x)/2 recovers the quadratic form; in characteristic of a field two, different forms can have the same alternating bilinear form. Over F2​, two such forms differ by a linear map to the field, giving the affine parametrization of binary quadratic refinements.

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