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Hilbert class field of Q of square root 229 (H=Q(229​,α),α3−4α−1=0)

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The polynomial is irreducible with discriminant 229, so its splitting field has Galois group S3​ and quadratic subfield Q(229​). The splitting field is cyclic cubic over that subfield. It is unramified outside 229, and at 229 its inertia is a transposition, meeting the alternating cubic subgroup trivially. All roots are real. It is therefore everywhere unramified over the quadratic field. The ideal class group of Q of square root 229 has order three, so this extension is exactly the Hilbert class field.

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