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Algebraic number theory / Quadratic forms / Field theory / Linear algebra / Real algebraic geometry / Quadratic field / Discriminant / Algebraic number field / Factorization / Field extension / Elliptic curve
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Algebraic number theory
Quadratic forms
Field theory
Linear algebra
Real algebraic geometry
Quadratic field
Discriminant
Algebraic number field
Factorization
Field extension
Elliptic curve

MATHEMATICSof computation VOLUME 41. NUMBER 163 JULY 1983, PAGESClass Groups of Complex Quadratic Fields By R. J. Schoof

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