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Date: 2015-06-24 05:21:38
Field theory
Algebraic number field
Sage
Cyclotomic field
Tensor product of fields
Ideal class group
Exponentiation
Field extension
Quadratic field
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Algebraic number theory

Sage Reference Manual: Algebraic Number Fields Release 6.7 The Sage Development Team

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