Open b3ee50d7-a3a6-4137-9726-0dfff1d42904 opened 6 years ago
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+Right now, `is_abelian()` fails for relative number fields as it calls `is_galois()` which is set to fail for relative number fields. This is a straightforward implementation of `is_abelian()`.
+First, it checks if the field `is_galois_relative()`, and if it is then tries to return `self.galois_group(type='gap').group().is_abelian()`.
+The reason for `type='gap'` is because PARI groups (which are returned by default) have much less structure---in our case, they do not have an `is_abelian()`. The only problem with this is that the user needs to install the `database_gap` package.
Changed keywords from none to relative number fields, abelian extensions, class field theory
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-Right now, `is_abelian()` fails for relative number fields as it calls `is_galois()` which is set to fail for relative number fields. This is a straightforward implementation of `is_abelian()`.
-First, it checks if the field `is_galois_relative()`, and if it is then tries to return `self.galois_group(type='gap').group().is_abelian()`.
-The reason for `type='gap'` is because PARI groups (which are returned by default) have much less structure---in our case, they do not have an `is_abelian()`. The only problem with this is that the user needs to install the `database_gap` package.
+Right now, `is_abelian()` fails for relative number fields as it calls `is_galois()` which is set to fail for relative number fields.
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+One can check if it is abelian by looking at `automorphisms()` and I was wondering if there was a better way to do this. Failing that, I think I could implement that approach to checking if an extension is abelian.
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+(I proposed a wrong implementation in a previous version.)
Changed keywords from relative number fields, abelian extensions, class field theory to relative number fields, abelian extensions
Right now,
is_abelian()
fails for relative number fields as it callsis_galois()
which is set to fail for relative number fields.One can check if it is abelian by looking at
automorphisms()
and I was wondering if there was a better way to do this. Failing that, I think I could implement that approach to checking if an extension is abelian.(I proposed a wrong implementation in a previous version.)
Component: number fields
Keywords: relative number fields, abelian extensions
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/25157