algebraic number theory

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Algebraic number theory is a branch of mathematics that studies algebraic structures related to algebraic integers and number fields, focusing on properties of integers through tools from abstract algebra.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of mathematics
subfield of number theory
aimsTo generalize properties of integers to number fields
understand arithmetic of algebraic numbers
centralConcept Galois group of a number field
algebraic integer
class group
completion of fields
ideal
localization of rings
number field
prime ideal
unit group
fieldOfStudy Dedekind domains NERFINISHED
Diophantine equations NERFINISHED
Dirichlet L-functions NERFINISHED
Dirichlet characters NERFINISHED
Galois cohomology NERFINISHED
Galois representations NERFINISHED
Iwasawa theory NERFINISHED
L-functions NERFINISHED
Minkowski theory
algebraic integers
arithmetic geometry
class field theory
class groups
elliptic curves over number fields
global fields
ideal class groups
ideal theory
local fields
modular forms in number theory
number fields
p-adic numbers
prime decomposition in number fields
ramification theory
ring of integers of a number field
units in number fields
valuation theory
zeta functions of number fields
historicalDevelopment 19th century
notableContributor André Weil NERFINISHED
David Hilbert NERFINISHED
Emil Artin NERFINISHED
Ernst Kummer NERFINISHED
Helmut Hasse NERFINISHED
John Tate NERFINISHED
Kenku Iwasawa NERFINISHED
Kurt Hensel NERFINISHED
Leopold Kronecker NERFINISHED
Richard Dedekind NERFINISHED
relatedTo analytic number theory
arithmetic geometry
representation theory
studiesPropertyOf algebraic extensions of the rationals
class numbers
factorization in rings of integers
integers
norms and traces in number fields
prime numbers
unit groups of number fields
usesTool Galois theory
algebraic geometry
commutative algebra
field theory
group theory
homological algebra
module theory

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Fermat's theorem on sums of two squares usedIn algebraic number theory