Making ideals principal by absolute abelian extensions
Let \(p\) be a prime not dividing the degree of an abelian extension \(F/k\) of number fields; under an additional condition on the splitting of infinite primes in \(F/k\), the author shows that there exist infinitely many abelian \(p\)-extensions \(K/F\), linearly disjoint over \(F\) and abelian over \(k\), such that certain parts of the \(p\)-class group of \(F\) (excluding e.g. the classes generated by ideals from \(k)\) capitulate in \(K\). He explains why the restrictions he made are necessary, and distills a conjecture on the class group of the maximal abelian extension of \(k\) from the experience gained by his construction.
- Abelian capitulation of ray class groups
- Abelian prinicipalization of groups of logarithmic classes
- Invariant generalized ideal classes -- structure theorems for p-class groups in p-extensions
- The Chevalley-Herbrand formula and the real abelian Main Conjecture (new criterion using capitulation of the class group)
- Making sense of capitulation: reciprocal primes
- Nonunique factorization and principalization in number fields
- On the -stability of p-class groups along cyclic p-towers of a number field
- PRINCIPALIZATION OF IDEALS IN ABELIAN EXTENSIONS OF NUMBER FIELDS
- Visibility of ideal classes
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