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Publications and source records attributed to Jean-François Jaulent.
We study a logarithmic version of the classical result of Artin-Furw{ä}ngler on principalization of ideal classes in the Hilbert class-field by applying the group theoretic description of the transfert map to logarithmic class-groups of degree 0.
Let L/K be a 2-birational CM-extension of a totally real 2-rational number field. We characterize in terms of tame ramification totally real 2-extensions K'/K such that the compositum L'= LK' is still 2-birational. In case the 2-extensions K'/K is linearly disjoint from the cyclotomic Z2-extension Kc/K, we prove that K'/K is at most quadratic. In the other hand we construct infinite towers of such 2-extensions.
In this paper we clarify some asymptotic formulas given by Jaulent-Maire, which relate orders of finite quotients of S-infinitesimal T-classes l-groups $Cl^S_T(K_n)$ associated to finite layers $K_n$ of a Zl-extension $K_\infty/K$ over a number field to the structural invariants of the Iwasawa module $X^S_T:=\varprojlim \Cl^S_T(K_n)$. We especially show that the lambda invariant $\tildeλ^S_T$ of those quotients sensibly differs from the structural invariant $λ^S_T$, and we illustrate this fact with explicit examples, where it can be made as large as desired, positive or negative.
We give the complete proof of a conjecture of Georges Gras which claims that, for any extension $K/k$ of number fields in which at least one infinite place is totally split, every ideal $I$ of $K$ principalizes in the compositum $Kk^{ab}$ of $K$ with the maximal abelian extension $k^{ab}$ of $k$
We compute the Galois group of the maximal 2-ramified and complexified pro-2-extension of any 2-rational number field.
We compute the Galois group of the maximal 2-ramified pro-2-extension of a 2-rational number field
We extend to convenient finite quotients of a noetherian Lambda-module the classical result of K. Iwasawa giving the asymptotic expression of the l-part of the number of ideal class groups in Zl-extensions of number fields. Then, in the arithmetic context, we compute the three characters associated by this way to the l-groups of T-infinitesimal S-classes in the cyclotomic tower and relate them to the classical invariants and the decomposition characters associated to the finite sets of places S and T. A main tool in this study is the so-called Spiegelungssatz of Georges Gras, which exchanges (wild or tame) ramification and decomposition. The main results of this arithmetical part extend those we obtained with Christian Maire in a previous article. The most intricate study of the wild contribution of the sets S and T involves a generalization of a classical result of R. Greenberg on the genus theory of cyclotomic towers.
We present an algorithm for computing the 2-group of the positive divisor classes of a number field F in case F has exceptional dyadic places. As an application, we compute the 2-rank of the wild kernel WK2(F) in K2(F) for such number fields.
We present an algorithm for computing the 2-group of narrow logarithmic divisor classes of degree 0 for number fields F. As an application, we compute in some cases the 2-rank of the wild kernel WK2(F).
By using the logarithmic approach of the classical kernels for the K2 of number fields, we compute the 2-rank of the wild kernel WK2(F) and the 2-rank of the subgroup of infinite heigh elements in K2(F) in terms of positive class groups for any number field F.
We study the l-part of the the wild étale kernels WK2i(F) of an arbitary number field F for a given prime l in connection with the logarithmic l-class groups. From the logarithmic arithmetic we deduce rank formulas, periodicity and reflection theorems, triviality characterizations and various consequences.
We present an algorithm for the computation of logarithmic l-class groups of number fields. Our principal motivation is the effective determination of the l-rank of the wild kernel in the K-theory of number fields.
We construct a compact topological group Rl which contains both the real additive group R and the l-adic one Ql (for a given prime number l) as dense subgroups; thus we study some of its properties. This construction gives an arithmetic description of the so-called l-adic solenoid classically defined in terms of foliations.
We prove that number fields with arbitrary degree but weak ramification satisfy the Leopoldt conjecture on the l-adic rank of the group of units
We define l-adic analogs of classical Weil numbers in connexion both with complex or l-adic imbeddings of number fields and real or l-adic absolute values. As an application we give some consequences related to the Iwasawa theory of cyclotomic towers.