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The real quadratic base field K with discriminant d = 214712

214712 is the smallest discriminant of a real quadratic field K
with capitulation type G.19 (4,3,2,1),
symbolic order Z, and group G=Gal(K2|K) in CBF1b(5,6) of second maximal class.

Similarly as over complex quadratic fields,
in none of the four unramified cyclic cubic extensions N|K
the complete 3-class group of K becomes principal.

We give the complete data needed to determine the capitulation type and the group G=Gal(K2|K).
Computed on January 28, 2006, at the University of Graz, Computer Centre [1,2].

Counter, n = 21 Discriminant, d = 214712 3-class group of type (3,3) 3-class number, h = 9 Conductor, f = 1
Fundamental unit, e0 = (U0 + V0*x)/T0, with x2 = d, and regulator, R
U0 V0 T0 R
6315163023 27257524 1 23.3
The non-Galois absolute cubic subfields (L1,L2,L3,L4) of the four unramified cyclic cubic relative extensions N|K
Regulators, R 39.2 65.4 73.9 107.1
Class numbers, h 6 3 3 3
Polynomials, p(X) = X3 - C*X - D, with d(p) = i2*d
(C,D) (83,230) (993,358) (1137,8534) (74,168)
Indices, i 2 135 135 2
Fundamental units, e1 = (U1 + V1*x + W1*x2)/T1, with P(x) = 0
U1 19244 104 44655919 38613970
V1 8819 248 7157054 21044036
W1 859 8 193522 2199288
T1 2 360 45 2
Fundamental units, e2 = (U2 + V2*x + W2*x2)/T2, with P(x) = 0
U2 -72 -3762479 -21503471 -143
V2 -3 -1288 -3446386 -84
W2 1 3792 -93188 -9
T2 2 15 45 1
Splitting primes, q 13 43 103 7
Associated quadratic forms, F = a*X2 + b*X*Y + c*Y2
(a,b,c) (13,440,-406) (-41,404,314) (17,436,-362) (7,454,-307)
Represented primes, q -13 -43 -103 -7
Associated ideal cubes, (x + y*d1/2)/2, with 4*q3 = x2 - d*y2
(x,y) (769658,1661) (328530,709) (2328898,5026) (926,2)
Principalization 4 3 2 1
Capitulation type G.19: (4,3,2,1) Group G in CBF1b(5,6) Contents


References:

[1] Daniel C. Mayer,
Two-Stage Towers of 3-Class Fields over Quadratic Fields,
(Latest Update)
Univ. Graz, 2008.

[2] Daniel C. Mayer,
3-Capitulation over Quadratic Fields
with Discriminant |d| < 106 and 3-Class Group of Type (3,3)
,
(Latest Update)
Univ. Graz, Computer Centre, 2008.

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