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Cyclotomic Extensions: Norms, Ideals, and Primes

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This lecture covers the properties of cyclotomic extensions, including the Frobenius elements, ramified primes, and the norm of ideals. It also discusses the finiteness of the number of primes with certain properties and the multiplicative nature of certain functions in the context of number theory.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra

Number theory: Topics in number theory

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