Stable sets of primes in number fields
Abstract
We define a new class of sets -- stable sets -- of primes in number fields. For example, Chebotarev sets PM/K(σ), with M/K Galois and σ ∈ (M/K), are very often stable. These sets have positive (but arbitrary small) Dirichlet density and generalize sets with density 1 in the sense that arithmetic theorems like certain Hasse principles, the Grunwald-Wang theorem, the Riemann's existence theorem, etc. hold for them. Geometrically this allows to give examples of infinite sets S with arbitrary small positive density such that OK,S is algebraic K(π,1) (for all p simultaneous).
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