“…Iizuka, Konomi, and Nakano [23] constructed pairs of quadratic fields whose class numbers are divisible by 3, 5, and 7 by associating the problem to the study of points on elliptic curves. Kalita and Saikia [25] proved that the class numbers of the pairs of quadratic fields Q( p 12ℓ+2 − 4) and…”
For any odd prime p, we construct an infinite family of imaginary quadratic fields whose class numbers are divisible by p. We give a corollary that settles Iizuka’s conjecture for the case n=1 and p>2.
“…Iizuka, Konomi, and Nakano [23] constructed pairs of quadratic fields whose class numbers are divisible by 3, 5, and 7 by associating the problem to the study of points on elliptic curves. Kalita and Saikia [25] proved that the class numbers of the pairs of quadratic fields Q( p 12ℓ+2 − 4) and…”
For any odd prime p, we construct an infinite family of imaginary quadratic fields whose class numbers are divisible by p. We give a corollary that settles Iizuka’s conjecture for the case n=1 and p>2.
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