Heegner Number
In
number theory
, a
Heegner number
is a positive integer
n
such that the
quadratic field
Q(\sqrt{-n})
has
class number
1. Equivalently, its
ring of integers
has
unique factorization
. See
Stark-Heegner theorem
for the proof that such
n
that are
square free
are finite in number.
See also
Kurt Heegner
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