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Jin Zhang,Jinkai Li,Xiaotian Wang having subfields. The case of number fields of degree seven seems to be complicated, since these fields can not have subfields. Special number fields of degree seven (e.g., cyclic fields) can be considered by the methods we used so far.

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Auxiliary Results, Tools,he reduced bound is usually between 100 and 1000. These reduced bounds are quite modest, however if there are more than 4–5 of them, it is already impossible to test directly all possible exponents with absolute values under the reduced bound. Hence we have to apply certain enumeration methods (Section 2.3) to overcome this difficulty.

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Auxiliary Results, Tools,alled . in two variables of type. + . = 1(cf. equation (2.5)) with given algebraic ., where . are unknown units in a number field. These units are written as a power product of the generators of the unit group and the unknown exponents are to be determined. Baker’s method (Section 2.1) is used to gi