Euclidean depth of the real quadratic field of discriminant 30

Prove or refute Cooke's conjecture that the Euclidean depth of the ring of integers of $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{30})$ equals $2$.

Background

The paper gives an upper bound of three for the Euclidean depth of D(30)D(30) and reports that Cooke conjectured the sharper value two. The table and surrounding discussion treat the depth as unresolved at that point.

References

For $D(30)$ he was able to show that the Euclidean depth is $\le 3$, and he conjectured that it is equal to 2.

Euclidean Rings  (2608.23216 - Lemmermeyer, 24 Aug 2026) in Section 2, discussion following Table 6