The ring-of-integers lattice in the Euclidean mixed embedding.
The real and imaginary coordinates are unweighted; the covolume is
2^(-r₂) √|D|. All norm comparisons below have constants depending only
on the degree.
The mixed embedding with its Euclidean, rather than supremum, norm.
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Transporting the Euclidean embedding of x back to the mixed space gives the mixed embedding
of x.
The Euclidean mixed embedding of a number field is injective.
The Euclidean mixed embedding of K, as a ℚ-linear map.
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The ℚ-linear Euclidean embedding agrees with euclideanNumberFieldEmbedding.
The Euclidean embedding of an algebraic integer lies in the Euclidean integer lattice.
A vector lies in the Euclidean integer lattice if and only if it is the Euclidean embedding of an algebraic integer.
The Euclidean embedding of a nonzero algebraic integer has norm at least 1.
Every nonzero vector of the Euclidean integer lattice has norm at least 1.
If w x ≤ B at every infinite place w, then the Euclidean embedding of x has norm at most
√[K : ℚ] * B.
The Euclidean embedding of 1 has norm at most √[K : ℚ].
The Euclidean norm is submultiplicative on embedded field elements: the norm of the embedding of
x * y is at most the product of the norms of the embeddings of x and y.
The Euclidean integer lattice has covolume 2 ^ (-r₂) * √|discr K|, where r₂ is the number of
complex places of K.