1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf02940778
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On vandiver’s conjecture

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“…Let F n _j be an (n -1 )-dimensional vector space over the field Z/pZ. Define a mapping Y K : U K^Vn _ x by LEMMA 1 OF [6]. The mapping *F K is a homomorphism,:…”
Section: Consider the Polynomial/(x) = A O + A 1 X+ ••• +A N X N Dementioning
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“…Let F n _j be an (n -1 )-dimensional vector space over the field Z/pZ. Define a mapping Y K : U K^Vn _ x by LEMMA 1 OF [6]. The mapping *F K is a homomorphism,:…”
Section: Consider the Polynomial/(x) = A O + A 1 X+ ••• +A N X N Dementioning
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“…Let if be a cyclic cubic field of prime conductor p, p = 1 (mod3). Let The proof of the theorem is based on results of the paper [6]. Now we shall introduce some facts necessary for the proof.…”
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“…In a sequence of papers [J1,J2,J3,J4,J5,J6,JL], Stanislav Jakubec has derived a purely algebraic technique that enabled him to prove congruences of Ankeny-Artin-Chowla type modulo p and p 2 for cyclic fields K of prime degree l and prime conductor p. For an overview of his technique we recommend reading the first section of [M]. His main result (see also [M,Theorem 1.1]) is a congruence for the class number h K of the field K expressed using certain units of finite index in terms of a technical map Φ n defined later.…”
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“…For the history of the above congruence and conjecture see [16]. All of this is quite important but we would like to look for explicit congruences of the same type that are valid for a different class of fields and modulo higher powers of p. In this direction, S. Jakubec, using algebraic techniques in [3][4][5][6][7][8][9], has established congruences of Ankeny-Artin-Chowla type modulo p and p 2 for totally real cyclic fields K of degree l and prime conductor p. Perhaps his technique is best summarized in [14: Section 1], the notation of which we are going to follow (reader is encouraged to consult [14] if needed). Since congruences modulo p and p 2 were previously derived by Jakubec, it is natural to investigate the next case of congruences modulo p 3 , hoping to gain insight into the general case modulo higher powers of p.…”
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