[Algebraic NT] Chapter 47 Flashcards

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What is a Galois conjugate?

A

All the complex roots of the minimal polynomial for some algebraic number a

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What is a norm, defined using linear algebraic concepts?

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The determinant of the vector space map x to ax

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What is a trace, defined using linear algebraic concepts?

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The trace (sum of diagonal values) of the vector space map x to ax

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What is a norm, defined using Galois conjugates?

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The kth power of the product of Galois conjugates of a (where k = deg K/deg a)

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What is a trace, defined using Galois conjugates?

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k times the sum of the Galois conjugates of a (where k = deg K/deg a)

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6
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The norm is what type of arithmetic function?

A

Multiplicative

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7
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The trace is what type of arithmetic function?

A

Additive

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8
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What is a ring of integers?

A

The algebraic integers in K

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9
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What is the ring of integers of Q(sqrt(3))?

A

Z[sqrt(3)]

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10
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What is the ring of integers of Q(sqrt(d))?

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Z[sqrt(d)] if d is congruent to 1 or 2 mod 4, Z[(1+sqrt(d))/2] if d is congruent to 3 mod 4

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11
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How is a ring of integers denoted?

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O_k, where the O is in cursive script

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12
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What type of basis does a ring of integers have?

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A Z-basis of algebraic integers

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13
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What is the relationship between algebraic numbers and algebraic integers?

A

An algebraic integer is always a whole number times an algebraic number

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14
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What is a monogenic number field?

A

Number fields with a basis consisting of powers of a single algebraic number, i.e. {1, a, a^2, …}

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What is an example of a monogenic number field?

A

A quadratic field

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16
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How is the norm notated?

A

N_(K/Q) (a), where the Q is doubled, and the a denotes the algebraic integer

17
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How is the trace notated?

A

Tr_(K/Q) (a), where the Q is doubled, and the a denotes the algebraic integer