On a problem of Hasse for certain imaginary Abelian fields (Q1864864): Difference between revisions

The author considers the problem of monogeneity in certain composite fields. If \(K\) is the composite of an imaginary quadratic field \(M\) and a real Abelian field \(L\neq \mathbb{Q}\) whose conductors are coprime, then \(K\) is monogenic except if \(M=\mathbb{Q}(i)\). If \(K\) is sextic and \(M=\mathbb{Q}(i)\) then \(K\) is monogenic except for two fields of conductors 28 and 36. If \(K\) is the composite of \(M=\mathbb{Q}(i)\) and the maximal real subfield of a cyclotomic field of odd conductor \(f>1\), then \(K\) is monogenic. For some related results on power integral bases in composite fields see the reviewer's monograph [Diophantine equations and power integral bases. Boston: Birkhäuser (2002; Zbl 1016.11059)].