A lattice basis with a prescribed nonzero first vector. Every later vector is shortest outside the previous span. A given global lower bound replaces the first vector's norm in the monotone thresholds.
A prescribed greedy lattice family: linearly independent vectors v of the lattice L with
first vector v 0 = w, each later vector v i being a shortest vector of L outside the real
span of the preceding vectors.
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The first vector of a prescribed greedy family is the prescribed vector.
The vectors of a prescribed greedy family lie in the lattice.
Every later vector of a prescribed greedy family is a shortest lattice vector outside the span of the preceding ones.
Every nonzero vector w of a full lattice L in a real space of dimension n + 1 is the first
vector of a basis b of lattice vectors that forms a prescribed greedy lattice family.
The successive thresholds of a prescribed greedy family v: the first is the given lower bound
δ, and the i-th for i ≠ 0 is the norm ‖v i‖.
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For a positive lower bound δ, all thresholds prescribedLatticeMinima v δ of a prescribed
greedy lattice family are positive.
If δ is a lower bound for the norms of nonzero lattice vectors, then the thresholds
prescribedLatticeMinima v δ of a prescribed greedy lattice family are monotone.
If δ is a lower bound for the norms of nonzero lattice vectors, then every lattice vector
outside the span of the vectors of index < i of a prescribed greedy lattice family has norm at
least the i-th threshold prescribedLatticeMinima v δ i.
The product of the norms ‖v i‖ equals ‖w‖ / δ times the product of the thresholds
prescribedLatticeMinima v δ i, where v 0 = w and δ ≠ 0.