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Integer group determinants for the elementary abelian group of order 49

Chatchawan Panraksa

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Source: arXiv

Published: Sep 8, 2026

arXiv: 2609.09542

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Let G=C7×C7G=C_7\times C_7, and let S(G)S(G) denote the set of integer values of its group determinant. We determine S(G)S(G) by classifying the values divisible by 77; the coprime values are already known. Every nonzero divisible value has valuation at least 1010, and every multiple of 7127^{12} occurs. At valuations 1010 and 1111, we give necessary and sufficient conditions on the cofactor in terms of two additive invariants of ideals in Z[ζ7]\mathbb{Z}[ζ_7]. The first condition is a bounded signed sum of prime-ideal invariants. The second requires a prime ideal with nonzero invariant pair whose norm divides the cofactor. Neither cofactor set is a union of congruence classes modulo any positive integer. The least positive divisible value is 4371043\cdot7^{10}, and the least positive value of valuation 1111 is 87118\cdot7^{11}. The proof combines integral reconstruction from character values with a calculation of the global-unit image modulo 77. We conclude by identifying the additional local conditions and realization problems that arise at primes at least 1111.

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