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Compute conductor of abelian fields #23499
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Branch: u/jwj/ab2 |
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Changed dependencies from 23474 to #23474 |
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All tests pass! I removed the text "Integer which is the conductor of the field." following INPUT, as it did not belong there. New commits:
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bad syntax for the raise statement, not compatible with python 3 And there was no reviewer name... |
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Fixed syntax of raise statement. New commits:
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I ran all tests, made a few style changes and changed |
Reviewer: David Roe |
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Add functionality to test if a number field is abelian, and if so, find its conductor. Covers part of ticket #9407
Depends on #23474
Component: number fields
Keywords: sd87
Author: John Jones
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: David Roe
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/23499
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