Local association of index-prime orders in real quadratic fields

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Let p∈Np\in\mathbb N be prime, let K=Q[p]K=\mathbb Q[\sqrt{p}], and let RpR_p be the order of index pp in KK. An order is locally associated when it has the local association property defined in the paper. Local-association conjecture. The order RpR_p is locally associated. Equivalently, R2R_2 is a locally associated order in Q[2]\mathbb Q[\sqrt{2}], and for every odd prime pp, the Pell equation

x2−y2p=1x^2-y^2p=1

has an integer solution (a,b)(a,b) with p∤bp\nmid b. The claim gives a uniform criterion for local association of prime-index orders in real quadratic fields; the supplied text includes a theorem proving the corresponding equivalence, but does not establish the assertion for every prime, so its resolution should be checked.

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Grant Moles and Talha Khan, “Locally Associated Orders in Real Quadratic Number Fields”, arXiv:2508.08447 (2025).

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