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Unit decomposition of the 2-adic Gaussian field (Z2​[i]×=μ4​×(1+(1−i)3Z2​[i]))

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The Eisenstein polynomial of 1−i is T2−2T+2, so Q2​(i) has residue field F2​ and ramification index two. The four roots 1,i,−1,−i have distinct cosets modulo U3​, which has index four by the successive quotients of principal-unit groups. The logarithm isomorphism on deep principal units gives U3​≅(Z2​[i],+). Hence these four roots split the full unit group, and are all its torsion.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 26 / 3 / ii / Solution
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