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LatticeReduce
LatticeReduce
gives a reduced basis for the set of vectors
.
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The elements of the
can be integers, Gaussian integers, or Gaussian rational numbers.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
Find the reduced norm basis for a lattice:
Find the reduced norm basis for a lattice:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Applications
(3)
Starting with trivial integer linear relationships,
LatticeReduce
can produce more interesting ones:
Find integer linear relationships for
and
of the form
:
LatticeReduce
preserves linear relationships, and the third row provides
,
, and
:
Find polynomial relationships
for
:
The trivial initial relationships:
The reduced relationships:
The first relationship:
Find linear relationships
x
0
+
x
1
ArcTan
[1]+
x
2
ArcTan
[1/5]+
x
3
ArcTan
[1/239]==0
:
Initial trivial relationships:
Reduced relationships:
The first relationship:
Properties & Relations
(2)
LatticeReduce
produces a new reduced basis for the same lattice:
The product of the norms will decrease:
The determinant or volume of the generator cell is preserved:
The lattice is generated by
, but also by
produced by
LatticeReduce
:
The original cell is pink, and the one produced by
LatticeReduce
is cyan:
Possible Issues
(1)
The set of vectors must have rational or Gaussian rational coefficients:
SEE ALSO
Rationalize
ContinuedFraction
RootApproximant
LatticeData
TUTORIALS
Integer and Number Theoretic Functions
MORE ABOUT
Cryptographic Number Theory
Discrete & Integer Data
Matrix Decompositions
Number Recognition
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