Lists of Discriminants of Class Number 1
For more details on this topic, see Heegner number.For imaginary quadratic number fields, the (fundamental) discriminants of class number 1 are:
The non-fundamental discriminants of class number 1 are:
Thus, the even discriminants of class number 1, fundamental and non-fundamental (Gauss's original question) are:
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