A short remark on the $\ell$-torsion part of class groups
Martin Widmer

TL;DR
This paper addresses Ellenberg's question on primitive elements of small height, improves bounds on the $ ext{l}$-torsion in class groups of number fields, and extends results to pure fields of odd degree.
Contribution
It answers Ellenberg's question and enhances bounds on the $ ext{l}$-torsion part of class groups, generalizing previous results to arbitrary odd degree pure fields.
Findings
Answered Ellenberg's question on primitive elements.
Improved bounds for $ ext{l}$-torsion in class groups of cubic fields.
Extended bounds to pure fields of odd degree.
Abstract
In a 2008 paper Ellenberg suggested a strategy to improve the known upper bounds for the -torsion part of class groups of number fields of fixed degree . Motivated by this he proposed a question about the number of primitive elements of small height in a number field. Here we answer Ellenberg's question. We also improve Heath-Brown's bound for the -torsion part of class groups of purely cubic number fields, and we generalize our improvement to pure fields of arbitrary odd degree .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Finite Group Theory Research · Cryptography and Residue Arithmetic
