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  • Michael Pohst
  • (TU-Berlin)
  • Some Aspects of Computational K-Theory for Number Fields
  • 2pm–4pm, Thursday 13th November, 2003
  • Carslaw 709
  • In this talk we give a concise introduction to the objects K0, K1, K2 for commutative unital rings, especially rings of algebraic integers. For number fields F the group K2 has a finite subgroup, the so-called wild kernel. We present new ideas for computing the l-rank of that kernel for any prime number l. For this we employ local and global methods from computational algebraic number theory.

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