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Quadratic p-ring spaces for counting dihedral fields

2014/03/16 by Daniel C. Mayer, Mayer, Daniel C. · 1 citation
Mathematics · #11R11 #11R16 #11R20 #11R29 #11Y40 #Advanced Algebra and Geometry #Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory #FOS: Mathematics #Geometric and Algebraic Topology #Number Theory (math.NT)

paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1403.3906

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Abstract

Let p denote an odd prime. For all p-admissible conductors c over a quadratic number field \(K=ℚ(√(d))\), p-ring spaces \(Vp(c)\) modulo c are introduced by defining a morphism \(ψ: f↦ Vp(f)\) from the divisor lattice \(ℕ\) of positive integers to the lattice S of subspaces of the direct product \(Vp\) of the p-elementary class group \(C/Cp\) and unit group \(U/Up\) of K. Their properties admit an exact count of all extension fields N over K, having the dihedral group of order 2p as absolute Galois group \(Gal(N | ℚ)\) and sharing a common discriminant \(dN\) and conductor c over K. The number \(mp(d,c)\) of these extensions is given by a formula in terms of positions of p-ring spaces in S, whose complexity increases with the dimension of the vector space \(Vp\) over the finite field \(\mathbbFp\), called the modified p-class rank \(σp\) of K. Up to now, explicit multiplicity formulas for discriminants were known for quadratic fields with \(0≤σp≤ 1\) only. Here, the results are extended to \(σp=2\), underpinned by concrete numerical examples.

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