Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4595001 Journal of Number Theory 2008 7 Pages PDF
Abstract

Let p be a prime number. We say that a number field F satisfies the condition when for any cyclic extension N/F of degree p, the ring of p-integers of N has a normal integral basis over . It is known that F=Q satisfies for any p. It is also known that when p⩽19, any subfield F of Q(ζp) satisfies . In this paper, we prove that when p⩾23, an imaginary subfield F of Q(ζp) satisfies if and only if and p=43, 67 or 163 (under GRH). For a real subfield F of Q(ζp) with F≠Q, we give a corresponding but weaker assertion to the effect that it quite rarely satisfies .

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