Théorie des corps de nombres algébriques, translated from the German by A. Lévy and Th. Got, with a preface and notes by G. Humbert and notes by Th. Got, explores the theory of algebraic number fields. This work delves into the intricate structures and properties of algebraic numbers, offering a comprehensive study valuable to mathematicians and historians of science alike. Originally published in German, this French translation makes Hilbert's seminal work accessible to a wider audience, preserving its historical and mathematical significance. This edition includes insightful commentary from G. Humbert and Th. Got, enriching the reader's understanding of the subject matter. A foundational text in algebraic number theory, this book remains an essential resource for advanced study and research.

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