Scale and norm ideals of a localized lattice #
The scale and norm ideals of the integral form on ℤ_p ⊗[ℤ] L are the extensions to ℤ_p
of the corresponding ideals of L. In particular, their generators can be read directly from
an integral Gram matrix. At an odd prime the ideals coincide, because 2 is a unit; at the
dyadic prime their difference distinguishes the parity types of unimodular Jordan blocks. In
particular a lattice is even exactly when its dyadic localization is
(TauCeti.IntegralLattice.isEven_iff_forall_two_dvd_localIntegralForm_apply_self).
These are ideals of the integral localization, not of the completed rational space.
References #
- O. T. O'Meara, Introduction to Quadratic Forms, §82E and §93.
The ideal generated by pairings on the integral localization of L.
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The ideal generated by self-pairings on the integral localization of L.
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Localization extends the integral scale ideal.
Localization extends the integral norm ideal.
At odd primes the local norm and scale ideals coincide.
Evenness is detected by the norm ideal at the dyadic localization.
Evenness is detected by the dyadic localization. A lattice is even exactly when every value
B(x, x) of its localized integral form at 2 is divisible by 2 in ℤ_[2].
The localizations of an even lattice are even. Every value B(x, x) of the localized
integral form of an even lattice at a prime p is divisible by 2 in ℤ_[p].