Neukirch: Algebraic Number Theory

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"Neukirch: Algebraic Number Theory" is a widely respected graduate-level textbook that provides a rigorous, modern introduction to algebraic number theory, including class field theory and foundational results such as the Kronecker–Weber theorem.

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instanceOf algebraic number theory textbook
mathematics book
textbook
author Jürgen Neukirch NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication Germany NERFINISHED
field algebraic number theory
hasCompanionVolume Neukirch: Cohomology of Number Fields NERFINISHED
language English
German
level graduate
notableFor idele-theoretic approach to class field theory
rigorous and modern treatment of class field theory
systematic use of valuations and completions
originalPublicationYear 1992
prerequisite Galois theory
abstract algebra
commutative algebra
publicationYear 1999
publisher Springer-Verlag NERFINISHED
series Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften NERFINISHED
Springer Monographs in Mathematics NERFINISHED
subject Artin reciprocity NERFINISHED
Dedekind domains NERFINISHED
Dirichlet unit theorem NERFINISHED
Galois theory of number fields
Kronecker–Weber theorem NERFINISHED
L-functions
Minkowski theory
adeles
cohomological methods in number theory
discriminants
global class field theory
ideal class groups
ideles
local class field theory
local fields
local-global principles
number fields
ramification theory
units in number fields
valuations
zeta functions of number fields
translatedFrom Neukirch: Algebraische Zahlentheorie NERFINISHED
translator Kay Wingberg NERFINISHED
Norbert Schappacher NERFINISHED
usedAs graduate textbook
usedIn graduate courses in algebraic number theory

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