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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 D 5 -polynomials with integer coefficients

Yasuhiro Kishi (2009)

Annales mathématiques Blaise Pascal

We give a family of D 5 -polynomials with integer coefficients whose splitting fields over are unramified cyclic quintic extensions of quadratic fields. Our polynomials are constructed by using Fibonacci, Lucas numbers and units of certain cyclic quartic fields.

On elementary abelian 2-Sylow K₂ of rings of integers of certain quadratic number fields

P. E. Conner, J. Hurrelbrink (1995)

Acta Arithmetica

A large number of papers have contributed to determining the structure of the tame kernel K F of algebraic number fields F. Recently, for quadratic number fields F whose discriminants have at most three odd prime divisors, 4-rank formulas for K F have been made very explicit by Qin Hourong in terms of the indefinite quadratic form x² - 2y² (see [7], [8]). We have made a successful effort, for quadratic number fields F = ℚ (√(±p₁p₂)), to characterize in terms of positive definite binary quadratic forms,...

On integral representations by totally positive ternary quadratic forms

Elise Björkholdt (2000)

Journal de théorie des nombres de Bordeaux

Let K be a totally real algebraic number field whose ring of integers R is a principal ideal domain. Let f ( x 1 , x 2 , x 3 ) be a totally definite ternary quadratic form with coefficients in R . We shall study representations of totally positive elements N R by f . We prove a quantitative formula relating the number of representations of N by different classes in the genus of f to the class number of R [ - c f N ] , where c f R is a constant depending only on f . We give an algebraic proof of a classical result of H. Maass on representations...

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