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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.IntegralLattice.CoordinatePower

Coordinate powers of integral lattices #

For an integral lattice L in V and a finite type ι, the coordinate power L^ι is the orthogonal sum of ι copies of L: its carrier consists of the functions ι → V all of whose values lie in L, and its form is the sum of the coordinate pairings,

B(x, y) = ∑ i, L(x i, y i).

It is the orthogonal sum TauCeti.IntegralLattice.pi of the constant family at L, and is reducible to it, so the carrier, form, norm, nondegeneracy and evenness lemmas for pi apply directly.

This is the lattice-level counterpart of the coordinate powers of finite bilinear and quadratic modules: codes over the discriminant alphabet of L are glue subgroups for L^ι, as in the constructions of lattices from copies of A₂ or D₄. The coordinate power is nondegenerate when L is, and even exactly when L is (for nonempty ι).

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The coordinate power L^ι of an integral lattice: the orthogonal sum of ι copies of L, with carrier the functions ι → V whose values all lie in L.

Reducible, so that the API of the orthogonal sum TauCeti.IntegralLattice.pi applies to it.

Instances For

    The coordinate-power form is nondegenerate when the factor form is, and conversely when the index type is nonempty.

    A coordinate power of an even lattice is even.

    A coordinate power over a nonempty index type is even exactly when the factor is even.