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On 2 -class field towers of imaginary quadratic number fields

Franz Lemmermeyer (1994)

Journal de théorie des nombres de Bordeaux

For a number field k , let k 1 denote its Hilbert 2 -class field, and put k 2 = ( k 1 ) 1 . We will determine all imaginary quadratic number fields k such that G = G a l ( k 2 / k ) is abelian or metacyclic, and we will give G in terms of generators and relations.

On 2-extensions of the rationals with restricted ramification

Peter Schmid (2014)

Acta Arithmetica

For a finite group G let 𝒦₂(G) denote the set of normal number fields (within ℂ) with Galois group G which are 2-ramified, that is, unramified outside {2,∞}. We describe the 2-groups G for which 𝒦₂(G) ≠ ∅, and determine the fields in 𝒦₂(G) for certain distinguished 2-groups G appearing (dihedral, semidihedral, modular and semimodular groups). Our approach is based on Fröhlich's theory of central field extensions, and makes use of ring class field constructions (complex multiplication).

On 5 -tuples of twin practical numbers

Giuseppe Melfi (1999)

Bollettino dell'Unione Matematica Italiana

Un intero positivo m si dice pratico se ogni intero n con 1 < n < m può essere espresso come una somma di divisori distinti positivi di m . In questo articolo è affrontato il problema dell'esistenza di infinite cinquine di numeri pratici della forma m - 6 , m - 2 , m , m + 2 , m + 6 .

On a binary recurrent sequence of polynomials

Reinhardt Euler, Luis H. Gallardo, Florian Luca (2014)

Communications in Mathematics

In this paper, we study the properties of the sequence of polynomials given by g 0 = 0 , g 1 = 1 , g n + 1 = g n + Δ g n - 1 for n 1 , where Δ 𝔽 q [ t ] is non-constant and the characteristic of 𝔽 q is 2 . This complements some results from R. Euler, L.H. Gallardo: On explicit formulae and linear recurrent sequences, Acta Math. Univ. Comenianae, 80 (2011) 213-219.

On a certain class of arithmetic functions

Antonio M. Oller-Marcén (2017)

Mathematica Bohemica

A homothetic arithmetic function of ratio K is a function f : R such that f ( K n ) = f ( n ) for every n . Periodic arithmetic funtions are always homothetic, while the converse is not true in general. In this paper we study homothetic and periodic arithmetic functions. In particular we give an upper bound for the number of elements of f ( ) in terms of the period and the ratio of f .

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