The infinitude conjecture for Galois number fields with trivial relative class group

For a number field KK Galois over Q\mathbb{Q}, define the relative class group

Cl(K)~:=Cl(K)/Po(K).\widetilde{Cl(K)}:=Cl(K)/Po(K).

Here Cl(K)Cl(K) is the ideal class group and Po(K)Po(K) is the Pólya group of KK. Infinitude conjecture. There exist infinitely many number fields KK, Galois over Q\mathbb{Q}, such that

Cl(K)~={0}.\widetilde{Cl(K)}=\{0\}.

The claim asks whether infinitely many Galois number fields have class group equal to their Pólya group. The source does not provide a proof or indicate that this conjecture has been resolved.

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Primary source

Étienne Emmelin, “A note on Polya groups”, arXiv:2302.07977 (2023).

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