Multiplicative Invariant Fields of Dimension ≦ 6.
Multiplicative Invariant Fields of Dimension ≦ 6.
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维数 ≤ 6 的乘法不变域。
DOI:
10.1090/memo/1403
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
A.Yamasaki
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作者:
A.Hoshi;M.Kang;A.Yamasaki
The finite subgroups ofare classified up to conjugation in Brown, Büllow, Neubüser, Wondratscheck, and Zassenhaus (1978); in particular, there existnon-conjugate finite groups in. Each finite groupofacts naturally on; thus we get a faithful-latticewith. In this way, there are exactlysuch lattices. Given a-latticewith, the groupacts on the rational function fieldby multiplicative actions, ie purely monomial automorphisms over. We are concerned with the rationality problem of the fixed field. A tool of our investigation is the unramified Brauer group of the fieldover. It is known that, if the unramified Brauer group, denoted by, is non-trivial, then the fixed fieldis not rational (= purely transcendental) over. A formula of the unramified Brauer groupfor the multiplicative invariant field was found by Saltman in 1990. However, to calculatefor a specific multiplicatively invariant field requires additional efforts, even when the latticeis of rank equal to. There is a direct decompositionwhereis some subgroup of. The first summand, which is related to the faithful linear representations of, has been investigated by many authors. But the second summanddoesn’t receive much attention except when the rank is. Theorem 1. Among thefinite groups, letbe the associated faithful-lattice with, there exist preciselylatticeswith. In these situations,and thus. Thegroups are isomorphic to,,,,whose GAP IDs are (4, 12, 4, 12),(4, 32, 1, 2),(4, 32, 3, 2),(4, 33, 3, 1),(4, 33, 6, 1) respectively in Brown, Büllow, Neubüser, Wondratscheck, and Zassenhaus (1978) and in The GAP Group (2008). Theorem 2. There exist(resp.) finite subgroupsin(resp.). Letbe the lattice with rank(resp.) associated to each group. Among these lattices precisely(resp.) of them satisfy the condition. The GAP IDs (actually the CARAT IDs) of the corresponding groupsmay be determined explicitly. Motivated by these results, we construct-latticesof rank,,(is any positive integer andis any odd prime number) satisfying thatand; and therefore $\mathbb {C}(M)^