quartic reciprocity law

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The quartic reciprocity law is a number-theoretic result that extends quadratic reciprocity by characterizing when an integer is a fourth power residue modulo an odd prime, using properties of Gaussian integers and higher power residue symbols.

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instanceOf number-theoretic reciprocity law
theorem in number theory
characterizes when an integer is a fourth power residue modulo an odd prime
classification higher power reciprocity law NERFINISHED
concerns fourth power residues modulo primes
primes congruent to 1 modulo 4
representation of primes as sums of two squares
expressedUsing congruence conditions on primes in Z[i]
quartic residue symbol (a|p)_4
extends quadratic reciprocity law NERFINISHED
field number theory
generalizedBy Artin reciprocity law NERFINISHED
class field theory NERFINISHED
historicalPrecursorOf class field theory
involves Dirichlet characters of order 4
Gauss sums NERFINISHED
Legendre symbol generalizations
congruences modulo powers of primes
norms in quadratic imaginary fields
primary primes in Z[i]
prime ideals in the ring of Gaussian integers
motivationFor development of higher reciprocity laws
proofTechnique Gauss sums NERFINISHED
algebraic number theory methods
ideal-theoretic methods
provedBy Carl Friedrich Gauss NERFINISHED
relatedTo Eisenstein reciprocity law NERFINISHED
Hilbert symbol NERFINISHED
biquadratic residues
cubic reciprocity law NERFINISHED
cyclotomic fields
higher reciprocity laws
local reciprocity law
quartic Gauss sums
requiresPrerequisite basic algebraic number theory
properties of Gaussian integers
quadratic reciprocity
statedIn ring of Gaussian integers Z[i]
status proven theorem
subfield algebraic number theory
elementary number theory
topicOf advanced textbooks on algebraic number theory
research in explicit class field theory
uses Gaussian integers
higher power residue symbols
quartic residue symbol

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quadratic reciprocity law generalizedBy quartic reciprocity law