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Examples of Using Class Field Theory
In the London proceedings (Cassels-Froehlich), Tate and Serre have written some (classical) exercises regarding CFT (i.e. deducing higher reciprocity laws from Artin's reciprocity law, the Hasse-Minko …
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Some puzzles about the three conditions in a paper of D.Berend
For a start, I guess that one should be very familiar of the proofs of Furstenberg's diophantine result, as this paper generalizes this theorem.
Secondly, it might be of interest that Zhiren Wang in h …
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Connection between quadratic forms and ideal class group
A very thorough (although a bit dense) modern treatment is given in the article of Einsiedler, Lindenstrauss, Michel and Venkatesh about the ergodic theoretical proof of Duke's theorem (which is not u …