On the sum of two integral squares in quadratic fields Q ( √ ± p )
On the sum of two integral squares in quadratic fields Q ( √ ± p )
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2011
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Dasheng Wei;D. Wei
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作者:
Dasheng Wei;D. Wei
His method essentially depends on the fact that the class number of the field Q( √ d, √ −d) is 1 when d is one of the above integers. However, this method does not apply to general quadratic fields. Recently, Harari [1] showed that the Brauer–Manin obstruction is the only obstruction to existence of integral points of a scheme over the ring of integers of a number field whose generic fiber is a principal homogeneous space of a torus. However, the Brauer– Manin obstruction given in [1] is not constructive and one cannot use that result to determine the existence of integral points for the scheme. Fei Xu and the author gave another, constructive proof of that result in [6] and [7]. In this paper we apply the method of [6] to the quadratic fields Q(√p) and Q( √ −p) with p prime. The notation and terminology are standard if not explained. Let F be a number field, oF the ring of integers of F , ΩF the set of all primes in F , and ∞ the set of all infinite primes in F . For simplicity, we write p < ∞ for p ∈ ΩF \ ∞. Let Fp be the completion of F at p, and oFp be the local completion of oF at p for each p ∈ ΩF . Write oFp = Fp for p ∈ ∞. We also denote the adele ring (resp. the idele ring) of F by AF (resp. IF ), and set