C OMPOSITIO M ATHEMATICA
J ERZY U RBANOWICZ
Errata to the papers : “Connections between B
2,χfor even quadratic Dirichlet characters χ”
and “Class numbers of appropriate imaginary quadratic fields, parts I and II”
Compositio Mathematica, tome 77, no1 (1991), p. 119-125
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appropriate imaginary quadratic
fields, Parts I and II(published
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Mathematica 75 : 247-270 and 271-285,1990)
JERZY URBANOWICZ
Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences, ul. Sniadeckich 8, 00-950 Warszawa, Poland
Due to a printer’s error, 74 pairs of parentheses in Kronecker symbols were omitted, which completely changed the sense of the theorems of both papers.
Here are their correct versions.
Part I:
THEOREM 1. Let for k = 0,1, 2 and 3
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COROLLARY 1. Let 9 denote Euler’s totient function.
(i) k2(D) = 2h( - 4D) + 2cp(D) + 03B5 (mod 32),
where e = 0 unless D = p ~ - 3(mod 8) a prime or D = pq, where p ~ q ~ 1(mod 8)
or p==q+4==3(mod8), p, q-primes. In these cases 03B5 = 16 if p ~ q ~ 3(mod 8),
8 = - 8 if p ~ q ~ - 1(mod 8) and e = 8 otherwise.
p - 1(mod 8), p - 5(mod 16), resp. p ~ - 3(mod 16),
where a = 0 if p --- 1(mod 16) and a = 1 otherwise, and fi = - 1, - 3, resp. 5 if
p == 1(mod 8), p - - 3(mod 16), resp. p - 5(mod 16).
THEOREM 2. Let for k = 0,1, 2 and 3
Then for 0394 ~ 3:
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COROLLARY 1.
where e=0 unless A = p --- 3(mod 4) a prime or A = pq, where p = q + 2 - -1(mod 8), p, q-primes, or A = pqr, where p = q ~ r ~ -1, 3(mod 8), or p - q
== -1, resp. 3(mod 8) and r - 3, resp. -1(mod 8), p, q, r-primes.
1 n these cases 03B5 = 4 if 0394 = p ~ 1(mod 8), 03B5 = - 4 if 0394 = p ~ 3(mod 8) and
G = 16 otherwise.
k2(80394) = 2h( - 8A))(mod 32), if A ~ -1(mod 8), in particular,
where a = 1 if p ~ 7(mod 16) and a = 0 otherwise, and fi = -1, 3, resp. 11 if
p ~ -1(mod 8), p - 3(mod 16), resp. p - 11 (mod 16).
Part II:
LEMMA 1 ([5], [1]). We have:
where À(e) = 1, if e = - 3, and À(e) = 0, otherwise.
Moreover we have for k = 5, 6, 7, 8
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LEMMA 2 ([8]). We have: