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By Florentin Smarandache

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A suite of definitions, questions, and theorems edited through M. L. Perez, similar to Smarandache style conjectures, difficulties, numerical bases, T-numbers, progressions, sequence, capabilities, Non-Euclidean geometries, paradoxes (such as Smarandache Sorites Paradox that our obvious international consists by means of a totality of invisible particles), linguistic tautologies, Smarandache speculation that there's no velocity barrier within the universe - which has been prolonged to SRM-theory.

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Therefore rx E Cp(P) = Cp, since P E ijp c Cpo The proof is complete. D n Sometimes, for technical reasons, it is convenient to embed C p in C, or vice versa. In fact, the two fields are algebraically, but not topologically, isomorphic: Both fields have the same uncountable transcendence degree over Q, and both are obtained by starting with Q, adjoining a transcendence basis, and then taking the algebraic closure. From now on, unless otherwise stated, we shall be working in C p ' which may be regarded as the p-adic analogue of the complex numbers.

A) Determine explicitly the factorizations of 2,3,5,7, and 11 in 0«(20)' and show that all the prime ideals lying above these primes are principal (Hints: The quadratic subfields of 0«(20) are o (j=5), O(i), O(JS). The prime 2 may be treated via O(i). For 3 and 7, observe that wi + w~ = 3 and wt + w1 = 7, where 18 2. /5)/2. For 5, show that the norm from 0(C20) to OKs) ofKs + CS 1 ) + C~· i is 1 - Cs. For 11, first determine its prime factors in O(Cs))· (b) A theorem of Minkowski states that in every ideal class of a number field K, there exists an integral ideal A satisfying NA 5,"inn' (4)' n2 Jld(K)I, where N A is the norm of A, n is the degree of Kover 0, d(K) is the discriminant, and r2 is the number of pairs of complex embeddings (see Lang [1] p.

If nlm then X induces a homomorphism (lL/mlLY -+ ex by composition with the natural map (lL/mlLY -+ (lL/nlLY. Therefore, we could regard X as being defined mod m or mod n, since both are essentially the same map. It is convenient to choose n minimal and call it the conductor of X, denoted I or IxEXAMPLES. (1) Let X: (lL/8lLY -+ ex be defined by x(l) = 1, X(3) = -1, X(5) = 1, X(7) = -1. Since x(a + 4) = x(a), it is clear X may be defined mod 4 by X(I) = 1, X(3) = -1. Since 4 is minimal, Ix = 4. (2) Let X: (lL/6lLY -+ ex be defined by x(l) = 1, X(5) = -1.

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