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Abstract
We construct a canonical family of elements in the reduced exterior powers of unit groups of global fields and investigate their detailed arithmetic properties. We then show that these elements specialise to recover the classical theory of cyclotomic elements in real abelian fields and also have connections to the theory of non-commutative Euler systems for over general number fields.
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