Titlebook: Computational Algebraic Number Theory; Michael E. Pohst Book 1993 Springer Basel AG 1993 Algebra.coding theory.cryptography.finite field.g

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Damped Single Degree-of-Freedom Systemeterminant of a transition matrix from a basis of .. to a basis of ... Prom chapters III, IV we recall that ∣d(.)∣ = .(..)., ∣..∣ = .(..).. Since with ω also .ω is an integer of . the following Lemma is essentially a consequence of Lemma 1.6 in chapter III.

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Algebraic number fields, we will need the counterpart of the rational integers in . These integers of . are defined as those elements of . which are .., i.e. zeros of monic non-constant polynomials of ℤ[.]. From (27) we conclude that . itself is an integer of . We proceed to show that the integers of . form a ring.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7918-2rs .. of a number field . (.), the computation of the ... of ., and the computation of the ... of . These three invariants of . are essential for describing the differences between the arithmetic in . and the arithmetic in the rational numbers ℚ. They are used in many applications, for example, in s

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