Class number approximation in cubic function fields
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NSF| Effective Methods for Hyperelliptic and Cubic Function Fields
Renate Scheidler; Andreas Stein;
Class number approximation in cubic function fields
We develop explicitly computable bounds for the order of the Jacobian of a cubic function field. We use approximations via truncated Euler products and thus derive effective methods of computing the order of the Jacobian of a cubic function field. Also, a detailed discussion of the zeta function of a cubic function field extension is included.
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign United States
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