Let L=Q(√−5,i) and K=Q(√−5). Let OK and OL be the rings of algebraic integers of K and L. I want to find out the prime factorization of the ideal generated by 2 and 5 in OK and OL ?
How to do this ?
Let L=Q(√−5,i) and K=Q(√−5). Let OK and OL be the rings of algebraic integers of K and L. I want to find out the prime factorization of the ideal generated by 2 and 5 in OK and OL ?
How to do this ?
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Let L=Q(√−5,i) and K=Q(√−5). Let OK and OL be the rings of algebraic integers of K and L. It can be checked that
2OK=⟨2,√−5+1⟩2
I want to find out the prime factorization of the ideal generated by 2 and 5 ⟨2,√−5+1⟩OL in OK and OL ?
How The problem I am having is this. I don't know the syntax for the ideal generated by ⟨2,√−5+1⟩OL.
What to do this ?