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May 26, 2026Mathematics0 citationsOpen Access

The Monogenity of Pure Quintic Fields: The Power of Sieving

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IGIstván Gaál

Key Points

  • This research introduces an algorithm to simplify the calculation of power integral bases in pure quintic fields.
  • Developed a new algorithm incorporating Baker's method and LLL reduction.
  • Introduced an innovative idea to reduce the count of small exponents considered after reduction.
  • Utilized an efficient sieve method to quickly test remaining small exponents.
  • The proposed method significantly reduces computation time for identifying generators of power integral bases.
  • Tests show the sieve method operates effectively within a few minutes for small exponents.

Abstract

We provide a simple algorithm for calculating all generators of power integral bases in pure quintic fields. This procedure involves the usual standard elements like Baker’s method and LLL reduction. The main purpose of this paper is to introduce a new idea to considerably diminish the number of small exponents to be considered after the reduction step. This new idea allows us to test all remaining small exponents within a few minutes, using an appropriate sieve method, which turns out to be surprisingly fast. This idea will be applicable in many similar cases.

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István Gaál (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1539ccb5d9c58d83e8cdf4https://doi.org/10.3390/math14111810
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