Ring Theory - The ring of Gaussian integers.
Let R=ℤ[i]={a+bi with a,b in ℤ} be the ring of Gaussian integers.
(a) - Show that I={α(4-1) with α in ℝ} is an ideal of R.
(b)- Show that ϕ: R àℤ/17ℤ, given by ϕ(a+bi)=a+4b, is a surjective ring homomorphism.
(c) - Now show that R/I is isomorphic with ℤ/17ℤ (as rings).
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