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Arithmetic invariants of the cubic of discriminant −23 #

Let K be generated by an algebraic integer θ with minimal polynomial X³ - X² + 1. Its polynomial discriminant is the squarefree integer −23, so the index formula forces ℤ[θ] = 𝓞 K and discr K = −23. The degree and discriminant sign then give signature (1, 1), unit rank one, and intrinsic label prefix 3.1.23. The field is not Galois and has no proper intermediate fields. The discriminant is below the cubic Minkowski threshold, so 𝓞 K is a principal ideal domain and the class number is 1.

These computations provide the field discriminant and signature used to certify units by excluding competing minimal polynomials. No integral-basis or field-discriminant assumption is made.

References #

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The discriminant of the defining cubic is −23.

The field generated by the defining cubic has degree three.

The defining generator has index one in the full ring of integers.

The powers of θ span the full ring of integers as a ℤ-algebra.

The cubic field is monogenic, generated integrally by θ.

The signed field discriminant is −23.

There is exactly one complex infinite place: the discriminant −23 is negative.

There is exactly one real infinite place.

The intrinsic label prefix is 3.1.23.

The ring of integers is a principal ideal domain: the discriminant −23 is below the cubic Minkowski threshold 49 of isPrincipalIdealRing_of_finrank_eq_three_of_natAbs_discr_le_forty_nine.

The class number is 1.

The unit group has rank one.

The cubic field has no intermediate fields other than the base and the whole field.

The cubic field is not Galois over ℚ: its signature is mixed.