Lecture

Hermite-Minkowski Theorems: Number Fields and Ideal Classes

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Description

This lecture covers Hermite-Minkowski theorems related to number fields, discussing the ramification of number fields, the finiteness of certain number fields, and the product of intervals and circles. It also explores the concept of ideal classes, the abelian group of units, and the group of roots of unity contained in a number field.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra

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