2018
DOI: 10.5802/jtnb.1038
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Some remarks on pseudo-null submodules of tamely ramified Iwasawa modules

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“…, and this is not trivial because S 1 = ∅ (see also [10]). Hence, the assertion follows from the fact (which is shown in [4]) that X S 1 (Q c ) contains a non-trivial finite submodule. (The same type result for imaginary quadratic fields is given in [4].…”
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“…, and this is not trivial because S 1 = ∅ (see also [10]). Hence, the assertion follows from the fact (which is shown in [4]) that X S 1 (Q c ) contains a non-trivial finite submodule. (The same type result for imaginary quadratic fields is given in [4].…”
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confidence: 83%
“…In [4], it was shown that if p is odd and X S (Q c ) = 0, then X S (Q c ) always contains a non-trivial finite submodule. On the other hand, when p = 2, Mizusawa's result [16,Theorem 7.3] implies the existence of the case that X S (Q c ) ∼ = Z 2 as a Z 2 -module.…”
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