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Define a group with complex multiplication to be a finite abelian group M with an endomorphism i : M -> M such that i2 = -1. Clearly a group with complex multiplication is equivalent to a R = Z[i]-module. Recall that R is a Euclidean domain.

a. classify groups with complex multiplication using the structure theorem for modules over R

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This looks very much like homework. Check the faq. – Angelo Dec 17 2011 at 15:08

closed as too localized by Angelo, Igor Rivin, Benjamin Steinberg, Andres Caicedo, Andy Putman Dec 17 2011 at 20:18

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