On Hilbert-Speiser type imaginary quadratic fields
Humio Ichimura, Hiroki Sumida-Takahashi (2009)
Acta Arithmetica
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Humio Ichimura, Hiroki Sumida-Takahashi (2009)
Acta Arithmetica
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Akiko Ito (2015)
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Let p be an odd prime number. We prove the existence of certain infinite families of imaginary quadratic fields in which p splits and for which the Iwasawa λ-invariant of the cyclotomic ℤₚ-extension is equal to 1.
Dongho Byeon (2005)
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Elomary, Mohamed Abdou (2003)
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Frank Gerth III (2003)
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Heima Hayashi (2011)
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Richard Elman, Tsit-Yuen Lam (1973)
Mathematische Zeitschrift
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R. Sridharan, M.-A. Knus, R. Parimala (1986)
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Marek Szyjewski (2011)
Fundamenta Mathematicae
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In the classical Witt theory over a field F, the study of quadratic forms begins with two simple invariants: the dimension of a form modulo 2, called the dimension index and denoted e⁰: W(F) → ℤ/2, and the discriminant e¹ with values in k₁(F) = F*/F*², which behaves well on the fundamental ideal I(F)= ker(e⁰). Here a more sophisticated situation is considered, of quadratic forms over a scheme and, more generally, over an exact category with duality. Our purposes are: ...
Qin Yue (2001)
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Lerna Pehlivan, Kenneth S. Williams (2015)
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Humio Ichimura, Hiroki Sumida-Takahashi (2007)
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Strebel, Kurt (1993)
Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae. Series A I. Mathematica
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Vladimir Janković (2005)
The Teaching of Mathematics
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Richard Elman, T.Y. Lam (1973)
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Bronisława Błaszczyk (1980)
Annales Polonici Mathematici
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We discuss here the conjectures of Kaplansky and of Lam concerning the ii-univariant of a field of characteristic different from two. Both conjectures are shown t.o hold true for any field having at most 32 square classes.