1996
DOI: 10.1017/s1446788700037824
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genus theory for function fields

Abstract: We study the genus theory for function fields which is the analogue of the classical genus theory developed by Hasse and Frohlich.

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“…The narrow ideal class group Cl + (F ) of F is defined to be the quotient group of fractional ideals modulo principal fractional ideals generated by elements of F + . The narrow genus field G + F of F/k is defined to be the maximal extension of F in H + F which is the compositum of F and some abelian extension of k. See [2] for details on the genus theory of function fields. Let…”
Section: Genus Theory For Function Fieldsmentioning
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“…The narrow ideal class group Cl + (F ) of F is defined to be the quotient group of fractional ideals modulo principal fractional ideals generated by elements of F + . The narrow genus field G + F of F/k is defined to be the maximal extension of F in H + F which is the compositum of F and some abelian extension of k. See [2] for details on the genus theory of function fields. Let…”
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“…In §1 we recall several asymptotic formulas in A = F q [T ], which can be found in [11] and [12]. In §2 we recall the genus theory for function fields [2] and extend some results of Wittmann [13] to the narrow case. In §3.1 we give an asymptotic formula for the number N s,rn of ℓ-cyclic extensions F inside some cyclotomic function fields with ℓ-class number ℓ s and with conductor N of degree rn in the case r > 1.…”
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“…In [4], Bae and Koo introduced the genus field of the global function field and studied its general properties. [4]) The genus field G(K) of K is the maximal abelian extension of K in H(K) which is the composite of K and some abelian extension of k. Vol.…”
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“…[4]) The genus field G(K) of K is the maximal abelian extension of K in H(K) which is the composite of K and some abelian extension of k. Vol. 97 (2011) Capitulation problem for global function fields 415…”
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