Abstract

Let KK be any field and GG be a finite group. Let GG act on the rational function field K(xg: g∈G)K(x_g: \ g \in G) by KK-automorphisms defined by g⋅xh=xghg \cdot x_h=x_{gh} for any g, h∈Gg, \ h \in G. Denote by K(G)K(G) the fixed field K(xg: g∈G)GK(x_g: \ g \in G)^G. Noether's problem asks whether K(G)K(G) is rational (=purely transcendental) over KK. We will give a brief survey of Noether's problem for abelian groups and dihedral groups, and will show that Q(Dn)\Bbb Q(D_n) is rational over Q\Bbb Q for n≤10n \le 10.

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