Lecture

Number Fields: Embeddings and Ideal Classes

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This lecture covers the embeddings of number fields, including real and complex embeddings, as well as the properties of lattices and discrete subgroups. The instructor discusses the existence of constants related to ideal classes and norms, providing proofs and examples.

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