Bourbaki

Exercise 2, § 2

Algebra, III, 618

Show that every quadratic algebra over Z\mathbf{Z} is isomorphic to an algebra of type (0,n)(0, n) with n∈Nn \in \mathbf{N}, or an algebra of type (m,0)(m, 0) with mm a non-square, or an algebra of type (m,1)(m, 1), where mm is an integer which is not of the form k(k−1)k(k-1); moreover, no two of these algebras are isomorphic.

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