The Unit Group of a Real Quadratic Field

Defining relations of a group $Gamma= G^{3,4}(2,Z)$ and its action on real quadratic field

In this paper‎, ‎we have shown that the coset diagrams for the‎ ‎action of a linear-fractional group $Gamma$ generated by the linear-fractional‎ ‎transformations $r:zrightarrow frac{z-1}{z}$ and $s:zrightarrow frac{-1}{2(z+1)}$ on‎ ‎the rational projective line is connected and transitive‎. ‎By using coset diagrams‎, ‎we have shown that $r^{3}=s^{4}=1$ are defining relations for $Gamma$‎. ‎Furt...

On the real quadratic fields with certain continued fraction expansions and fundamental units

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the real quadratic number fields $Q(sqrt{d})$ which contain the specific form of the continued fractions expansions of integral basis element  where $dequiv 2,3( mod  4)$ is a square free positive integer. Besides, the present paper deals with determining the fundamental unit$$epsilon _{d}=left(t_d+u_dsqrt{d}right) 2left.right > 1$$and  $n_d$ and $m_d...

Characterizing the Multiplicative Group of a Real Closed Field in Terms of its Divisible Maximal Subgroup

On the Unit Group of Some Multiquadratic Number Fields

We study the index of the group of units in the genus field of an imaginary quadratic number field modulo the subgroup generated by the units of the quadratic subfields (over ‫)ޑ‬ of the genus field.

Note on the Units of a Real Quadratic Field

(here b and a run over the quadratic nonresidues and quadratic residues, respectively, that lie between 0 and p) is a unit of the real quadratic field R(y/p), and that 77> 1. The fact that -n > 1 is usually deduced from the theory of the classnumber of quadratic fields. We present a short proof independent of the theory of the class-number. As in the paper of Chowla and Mordell [Note on the non...