Triple symbols in arithmetic

Abstract

Triple symbols are arithmetic analogues of the mod n triple linking number in topology, where n > 1 is an integer. In this paper, we introduce a cohomological formulation of a mod n triple symbol for characters over a number field containing a primitive n-th root of unity. Our definition is motivated by the arithmetic Chern--Simons theory and in this respect it differs from earlier approaches to triple symbols. We show that our symbol agrees with that of R\'edei when n=2 and of Amano--Mizusawa--Morishita when n=3.

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