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Class number divisibility with split real places (hA​∣hB​)

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If a finite extension B/A of number fields has a totally ramified finite prime, the ordinary Hilbert class field HA​ is disjoint from B. Its base change BHA​/B is abelian and unramified at finite primes. Its real places also split, since a split-real unramified extension retains this property under base change. It therefore lies in the ordinary Hilbert class field of B, proving hA​∣hB​ even when A has real places.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 26 / 1 / Solution

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