Group theory of cyclic cubic number fields

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Auteurs principaux: Mayer, Daniel C., Aouissi, Siham, Allombert, Bill, Soullami, Abderazak
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author Mayer, Daniel C.
Aouissi, Siham
Allombert, Bill
Soullami, Abderazak
author_facet Mayer, Daniel C.
Aouissi, Siham
Allombert, Bill
Soullami, Abderazak
contents Astonishing new discoveries with quartets and octets of cyclic cubic fields sharing a common conductor are presented. Four kinds of graphs describing cubic residue conditions among the prime divisors of the conductor enforce elementary bi- or tricyclic 3-class groups and either a metabelian 3-class field tower group of coclass at least two or a closed Andozhskii-Tsvetkov group of order 6561. In the latter situation, abelian type invariants of first and second order are required for the identification.
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spellingShingle Group theory of cyclic cubic number fields
Mayer, Daniel C.
Aouissi, Siham
Allombert, Bill
Soullami, Abderazak
Number Theory
11R16, 11R27, 11R29, 11R32, 11R37, 20D15, 20F05
Astonishing new discoveries with quartets and octets of cyclic cubic fields sharing a common conductor are presented. Four kinds of graphs describing cubic residue conditions among the prime divisors of the conductor enforce elementary bi- or tricyclic 3-class groups and either a metabelian 3-class field tower group of coclass at least two or a closed Andozhskii-Tsvetkov group of order 6561. In the latter situation, abelian type invariants of first and second order are required for the identification.
title Group theory of cyclic cubic number fields
topic Number Theory
11R16, 11R27, 11R29, 11R32, 11R37, 20D15, 20F05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.06030