Embeddings of number fields #
This file defines the embeddings of a number field and, in particular, the embeddings into the field of complex numbers.
Main Definitions and Results #
NumberField.Embeddings.range_eval_eq_rootSet_minpoly: letx โ KwithKa number field and letAbe an algebraically closed field of char. 0. Then the images ofxunder the embeddings ofKinAare exactly the roots inAof the minimal polynomial ofxoverโ.NumberField.Embeddings.pow_eq_one_of_norm_le_one: A non-zero algebraic integer whose conjugates are all inside the closed unit disk is a root of unity, this is also known as Kronecker's theorem.NumberField.Embeddings.pow_eq_one_of_norm_eq_one: an algebraic integer whose conjugates are all of norm one is a root of unity.
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number field, embeddings
There are finitely many embeddings of a number field.
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The number of embeddings of a number field is equal to its finrank.
Let A be an algebraically closed field and let x โ K, with K a number field.
The images of x by the embeddings of K in A are exactly the roots in A of
the minimal polynomial of x over โ.
Let B be a real number. The set of algebraic integers in K whose conjugates are all
smaller in norm than B is finite.
Kronecker's Theorem: A non-zero algebraic integer whose conjugates are all inside the closed unit disk is a root of unity.
An algebraic integer whose conjugates are all of norm one is a root of unity.
An embedding into a normed division ring defines a place of K
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A (random) lift of the complex embedding ฯ : k โ+* โ to an extension K of k.
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The conjugate of a complex embedding as a complex embedding.
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An embedding into โ is real if it is fixed by complex conjugation.
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Alias of the reverse direction of NumberField.ComplexEmbedding.isConj_one_iff.
If L/K and ฯ : K โ+* โ, then the type of ComplexEmbedding.Extension L ฯ consists of all
ฯ : L โ+* โ such that ฯ.comp (algebraMap K L) = ฯ.
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If L/K and ฯ : L โ+* โ, then IsMixed K ฯ if the image of ฯ is complex while the image
of ฯ restricted to K is real.
This is the complex embedding analogue of InfinitePlace.IsRamified K w, where
w : InfinitePlace L. It is not the same concept because conjugation of ฯ in this case
leads to two distinct mixed embeddings but only a single ramified place w, leading to a
two-to-one isomorphism between them.
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If L/K and ฯ : L โ+* โ, then IsMixed K ฯ if ฯ is not mixed in K, i.e., ฯ is real
if and only if it's restriction to K is.
This is the complex embedding analogue of InfinitePlace.IsUnramified K w, where
w : InfinitePlace L. In this case there is an isomorphism between unmixed embeddings and
unramified infinite places.