Errata to "Reciprocity Laws. From Euler to Eisenstein"
- p. ix, line - 7: replace ``finite extension'' by ``finite
normal extension'' [R. Auer]
- p. x, line -12: replace ``that to look'' by
``that one should look''.
- p. xi, line - 7 replace `solutions ax4 - by4 = 1''
by ``solutions of ax4 - by4 = 1''
[R. Auer]
- p. xiii, line -5: replace ``presentation'' by
``presentation of'' [Brett Tangedal]
- p. xiv, line 5: replace ``but it do'' by ``but I do''
[Brett Tangedal]
- p. 15, line - 13: replace ``towards of'' by ``towards'' [R. Auer].
- p. 25, line 22: replace `p = q = 1 mod 4' by `p = q = 3 mod 4'
[Jim Long]
- p. 28, Exer. 1.8. replace `lp = rx + sy = tz' by
`lp = rx + sy + tz' [Jim Long]
- p. 30, line 5: replace ``residcovered'' by ``rediscovered''
[I. Kaplansky]
- p. 32, line -5: replace ``A, B, M, N in N'' by ``A, B, M, N in \Z''
- p. 43, line -13: replace ``X + (X2-m)Z[X]'' by
``X + (X2-m)Q[X]'' [Brett Tangedal]
- p. 44, lines 9-11: replace the `m' in e.g. `m < -4' by disc k
[R. Auer]
- p. 47, proof of Prop. 2.8: the exponent `sigma - 1' should be
replaced by `1 - sigma'.
- p. 60, line - 14: replace ``p-adic square'' by ``2-adic square''
[R. Auer]
- p. 61, line - 3 replace ``implies that'' by ``implies'' [R. Auer]
- p. 64: the entries of the Hilbert symbol in the produc formula
should be `a,b'; instead of `m,n'. [Jim Long]
- p. 70, line -11: delete the bracket after `reciprocity law'.
- p. 71, line - 5 replace (p/q) = +1 by (p/q) = -1 [R. Chapman]
- p. 73, line - 3 replace ``every factor'' by ``every odd factor''
[R. Chapman]
- p. 74, Ex. 2.29: replace `epsilonp' by
`epsilonq'.
- p. 83, Prop. 3.4: replace \sqrt{p^*}\Z by \sqrt{p^*}\Z[X] [R. Auer]
- p. 88, Cor. 3.10.vi): the capital {mathfrak P} should be {mathfrak p}
[R. Auer]
- p. 92, line - 11 insert a ``to' between `possible' and `improve'
[R. Auer]
- p. 92, Thm. 3.18 delete the `integers' before `smallest' [R. Auer]
- p. 99, lines 8, 11: delete the factors (2/p). [P. Roquette]
- p. 101, line 6: replace `g of p' by `g modulo p' [R. Auer]
- p. 101, line 9: replace `b' by `a+1' [R. Auer]
- p. 102, footnote line 1: replace `restricted us' by `restricted
ourselves' [R. Auer]
- p. 111, line -- 13 replace `an n-th root' by
`a primitive n-th root' [R. Auer]
- p. 112, Prop. 4.2.iii): replace Ok by OK
[Brett Tangedal]
- p. 112, line 7: replace `\xi \in Ok' by
`\xi \in Ok \setminus {mathfrak p}' [R. Auer]
- p. 113, line - 2: the symbols (alpha/mathfrak p)k
should be replaced by (alpha/mathfrak p)K.[R. Auer]
- p. 126, line -3: the small pi must be replaced
by a capital Pi [R. Auer]
- p. 130, Prop. 4.25: replace `of {mathfrak p}' by
` of {mathfrak p} in Q(\zetamp). [R. Auer]
- p. 130, Prop. 4.25.ii): replace Q(\zetam) by
\Q(\zetamp)
-
- p. 130, line 18 insert `symbol' after `of the Artin' [R. Auer]
- p. 131, Prop. 4.28 replace `=fp' by `mathfrak p' [R. Auer]
- p. 135, lines -13, -14: replace the blackboard F by a
calligraphic F.
- p. 136, line 10: the references [Wy1,Wy2] can be found on p. 42
[Brett Tangedal]
- p. 158, line 9: replace ``desired equality (5.5)''
by ``desired equality (5.3)'' [R. Chapman]
- p. 167, line -9: replace p|ABC by q|ABC.
- p. 167, line -6: replace m = q by m=p.
- p. 174: replace `Notes of Chapter 6.7,9' by `Notes of Chapters
6, 7 and 9'.
- p. 190, table: replace 11 by -11.
- p. 236, line -5: the coefficients aiare in Z[1/2],
not in Z.
- p. 246, line -8: the brackets around phi(alpha/mu) have
different size [R. Chapman]
- p. 265, line 3: K(j(\sqrt{-5})) = K(\sqrt2) should be replaced by
K(j(\sqrt{-5})) = K(\sqrt{-1}\,) [R. Auer]
- p. 280, Ex. 8.19: there's a bracket ] missing after [kappa/pi.
[R. Chapman]
- p. 294, Prop. 9.5.: replace the congruence `c = (p-3)/4 mod 4' by
`c = -(p+1)/4 mod 4'.
- p. 300, lines -8 to - 6: the z in phi(*/z)
should be replaced by pi [R. Auer]
- p. 302, line -14: replace `did no' by `did not' [Brett Tangedal]
- p. 312, line 3: replace `Theorem 9.18' by `Theorem 9.19' [R. Auer]
- p. 315, Ex. 9.9: add a bracket ) after `computer'.
- p. 318, line 16: replace x2 + 1 \ne 0 by
v2 + 1 \ne 0 [R. Auer]
- p. 319, line 3: insert `(w,v) = ' in front of
(\pm i,0), (0,\pm i) [R. Auer]
- p. 321, line - 15: replace `m-the' by `m-th' [R. Auer]
- p. 330, line 3: replace 2n <= 50 by 2n <= 32.
- p. 351, Cartier: add a bracket after `fonction zeta'
- p. 355, line - 4: replace `J.F. Felipe' by `J.F. Voloch' [R. Chapman]
- p. 377, line 2: replace epsiloni by ei
- p. 372, line 12: add space between element and attached [R. Chapman]
- p. 372, line 15: the condition alpha < m/2 should be a
subscript to the sum [R. Chapman]
- p. 376, lines -3, -2, and p. 377, line 2: replace epsi
by ei
- p. 377, lines 4, 8: replace echi by ei
- p. 378, lines 2, 4, 8: replace mCi by {\mathcal C}i
- p. 380, -12: replace echi
theta = B1,chi-itheta by theta
echi = B1,chi-iechi.
- p. 394, line -10: replace `annihilate' by `annihilates'
- p. 406, Kleboth: replace `Gle-ichung' by `Glei-chung'.
- p. 415, Teege 2: replace 1921 by 1925
- p. 418, 7th problem: the `Eisenstein sums' there are actually
elliptic Gauss sums.
p. 444, [424]: replace Yamamoto by Yamamoto
p. 422, [55]: replace ``Minkowsi--Hasse'' by ``Minkowski--Hasse''
p. 462, [735]: replace ``Sierpinsky'' by ``Sierpinski'' [Kaplansky]
p. 467, [808]: replace 1895/86 by 1895/96
The statement of Prop. 1.5. is nonsense. What I (probably)
meant is that if fx2 + gy2 = hz2
has integral solutions, then gh (hf, -fg) are quadratic residues
modulo every prime divisor of f (g, h). [R. Chapman]
Lemma 3.13: The discussion involving the index m ended up in
the wrong part of the proof; see the tex/dvi/ps files for a
corrected version. [R. Chapman]
My ``proof'' of Herbrand's Theorem in Chapter 11 is nonsense.
The confusion arose because I mixed two possible descriptions
of the theorem: one way of looking at it is by considering
Cl(K)/Cl(K)p as an FpG-module, the other
is to study Clp(K) as a ZpG-module. The
proof using the Stickelberger element, however, does not work
over FpG because of the p in the denominator. For a
corrected proof, see the ps-file of Chapter 11 that can be found
here.
Additions to "Reciprocity Laws. From Euler to Eisenstein"
- Page 20: Teege's first attempt at filling the gap in Legendre's
proof was incomplete: see his correction in Richtigstellung
eines früheren Beweises für den Satz, daß es
für jede Primzahl p von der Form 4n+1 unendlich viele
Primzahlen von der Form 4n+3 gibt, von denen p quadratischer
Nichtrest ist und Herleitung des Satzes, daß mindestens
eine unter ihnen kleiner als p ist, Hamb. Mitt. 6 (1924),
100-106.
- Page 110, Reference [Te1]: The title of Teege's dissertation is
Über die (p-1)/2-gliedrigen Gaussischen Perioden in der
Lehre von der Kreisteilung und ihre Beziehungen zu anderen Teilen
der höheren Arithmetik.
- Page 138: the Davenport-Hasse theorem for Jacobi sums (Cor. 4.33)
is actually due to H.H. Mitchell [ On the congruence
cxl + 1 = dyl in a Galois field,
Ann. Math. (2) 18 (1917), 120-131], who expressed the
result in terms of cyclotomic numbers.
- Page 141: Schwering discusses
the quintic power residue character of 2, 3 and 5 as well as the
quintic period equation.
- Page 170: Another proof of the quadratic reciprocity law in
Z[i] based on Hilbert's genus theory can be found in S.
Kuroda [ Über den Dirichletschen Körper,
J. Fac. Sci. Univ. Tokyo, Sect. I 4 (1943), 383-406]. LI>
- Page 173: Estes and Pall give
another proof of Burde's reciprocity law.
- Page 200: The version of the quartic reciprocity law (cf.
Exercise 6.17) credited to unpublished papers of Gauss and Artin
already occurs in Busche.
- J. Sochocki, Bestimmung der constanten Factoren in den
Formeln für die lineare Transformation der Thetafunctionen. Die
Gauss'schen Summen und das Reciprocitätsgesetz der Legendre'schen
Symbole, Par. Denkschrift, 1878, gives another proof of the
quadratic reciprocity law using theta functions. See
JFM
- Brett Tangedal has given a proof of the quadratic reciprocity
law for Jacobi symbols based on Eisenstein's original proof.
- Robin Chapman has given a new proof of the quadratic reciprocity
law by generalizing Nakash's proof that (5/p) = (p/5).