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arXiv · 1101.4380

The Hilbert's class field and the p-class group of the cyclotomic fields

Abstract

Let $p$ be an irregular prime and $K=\Q(ζ)$ the $p$-cyclotomic field. Let $σ$ be a $\Q$-isomorphism of $K$ generating $Gal(K/\Q)$. Let $S/K$ be a cyclic unramified extension of degree $p$, defined by $S= K(A^{1/p})$ where $A\in K\backslash K^p$, $A\Z_K=\mk a^p$ with $\mk a$ non-principal ideal of $\Z_K$, $A^{σ-μ}\in K^p$ and $μ\in{\bf F}_p$. We compute explicitly the decomposition of the prime $p$ in the subfields $M$ of $S$ of degree $[M:\Q]=p$.

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Roland Quême. 2011-01-27. The Hilbert's class field and the p-class group of the cyclotomic fields. https://arxiv.org/abs/1101.4380

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