Theoretical analysis reveals the integer group-determinant spectrum of the cyclic group C49, completing the determinant classification for all groups of order 49.
We determine the integer group-determinant spectrum of the cyclic group C₄₉. Every integer coprime to 7 and every multiple of 7⁴ occurs, and the remaining values have the form 7³m with 7 ∤ m. We characterize these values by explicit conditions on three weighted prime-factor counts and four activity indicators defined in ℚ(ζ₇). The proof reduces the critical valuation to a norm-divisor condition involving two odd logarithmic characters modulo 7 and gives an integral construction for every admissible cofactor, including mixed and repeated prime factors and either sign. The construction avoids any class-group computation in ℚ(ζ₄₉). We prove that an admissible cofactor has a witnessing ideal with at most four prime-ideal factors, counted with multiplicity, and that the least positive determinant of 7-adic valuation exactly three is 7³·379 = 129997. We also obtain a componentwise split-prime restriction on the two cyclotomic norm factors. Together with Panraksa's classification of C₇ × C₇, this determines the integer group-determinant spectra of both groups of order 49. Exact verification programs and certificates accompany the proofs.
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