The totally real extension of degree 6 with minimum discriminant.
Thomas’ conjecture is, given monic polynomials
We describe practical algorithms from computational algebraic number theory, with applications to class field theory. These include basic arithmetic, approximation and uniformizers, discrete logarithms and computation of class fields. All algorithms have been implemented in the Pari/Gp system.
We study the Euclidean property for totally indefinite quaternion fields. In particular, we establish a complete list of norm-Euclidean such fields over imaginary quadratic number fields. This enables us to exhibit an example which gives a negative answer to a question asked by Eichler. The proofs are both theoretical and algorithmic.
Nous présentons un exemple de courbe elliptique définie sur ℚ de rang ≥ 22 en détaillant les méthodes qui ont permis cette découverte.
We explain the algorithms that we have implemented to show that all integers congruent to modulo in the interval are sums of five fourth powers, and that all integers congruent to or modulo in the interval are sums of seven fourth powers. We also give some results related to small sums of biquadrates. Combining with the Dickson ascent method, we deduce that all integers in the interval are sums of biquadrates.
First, some classic properties of a weighted Frobenius-Perron operator on as a predual of weighted Koopman operator on will be investigated using the language of the conditional expectation operator. Also, we determine the spectrum of under certain conditions.
It is well known that the repeated square and multiply algorithm is an efficient way of modular exponentiation. The obvious question to ask is if this algorithm has an inverse which would calculate the discrete logarithm and what is its time compexity. The technical hitch is in fixing the right sign of the square root and this is the heart of the discrete logarithm problem over finite fields of characteristic not equal to 2. In this paper a couple of probabilistic algorithms to compute the discrete...