Monogenic Cyclic Cubic Trinomials

Abstract

A series of recent articles has shown that there exist only three monogenic cyclic quartic trinomials in Z[x], and they are all of the form x4+bx2+d. In this article, we conduct an analogous investigation for cubic trinomials in Z[x]. Two irreducible cyclic cubic trinomials are said to be equivalent if their splitting fields are equal. We show that there exist two infinite families of non-equivalent monogenic cyclic cubic trinomials of the form x3+Ax+B. We also show that there exist exactly four monogenic cyclic cubic trinomials of the form x3+Ax2+B, all of which are equivalent to x3-3x+1.

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