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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.IntegralLattice.RadicalQuotient

Quotienting an integral lattice by its radical #

The rational bilinear form of a possibly degenerate integral lattice descends to the quotient of its ambient space by its radical. The image of the integral carrier is again a full integral lattice, and the descended form is nondegenerate. This lets later discriminant-group constructions, which require nondegeneracy, be applied after discarding exactly the null directions.

The quotient map preserves the rational and integral forms. Evenness descends, and the quotient has signature (n₊, 0, n₋): its positive and negative indices agree with those of the original lattice, while its null index vanishes.

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Main definitions and results #

The bilinear form induced on the quotient of the ambient space by the lattice radical.

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    The quotient form evaluated on classes is the original form evaluated on representatives.

    The form induced on the radical quotient is symmetric.

    The image of the integral carrier in the quotient by the radical.

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      A quotient class belongs to the quotient carrier exactly when it has a representative in the original integral carrier.

      The image of a full integral carrier in the radical quotient is again a full lattice.

      The radical quotient of an integral lattice. Its carrier is the image of the original carrier, and its form is the form induced on the quotient ambient space.

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        The quotient map from the original integral carrier to the radical-quotient carrier.

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          Evaluation rule for the radical quotient map.

          The radical quotient map on integral lattices is surjective.

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          A lattice vector maps to zero exactly when its ambient vector belongs to the radical.

          The radical quotient map preserves the rational bilinear form.

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          The radical quotient map preserves the integral bilinear form.

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          The radical quotient preserves the rational norm on representatives.

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          The radical quotient map preserves the integral norm.

          The form on the radical quotient is nondegenerate.

          The bilinear form of the radical quotient is nondegenerate.

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          The radical of the quotient lattice is trivial.

          Evenness passes from an integral lattice to its radical quotient.

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          The positive index is unchanged after quotienting by the radical.

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          The negative index is unchanged after quotienting by the radical.

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          The radical quotient has the same positive and negative indices as the original lattice and zero null index.