Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras

In this thesis, we study the construction of algebraic lattices, tracing our steps back to the foundational concepts in the theory of the Geometry of Numbers introduced by Hermann Minkowski where lattices are built over number fields. Building upon this groundwork, we explore recent advancements,...

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Main Author: Chew, Yuan Xiang
Other Authors: Frederique Elise Oggier
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2024
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1755772024-05-06T15:37:21Z Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras Chew, Yuan Xiang Frederique Elise Oggier School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Frederique@ntu.edu.sg Mathematical Sciences Algebraic Lattices In this thesis, we study the construction of algebraic lattices, tracing our steps back to the foundational concepts in the theory of the Geometry of Numbers introduced by Hermann Minkowski where lattices are built over number fields. Building upon this groundwork, we explore recent advancements, particularly the work of Hou Xiaolu [8], who extended this construction to quaternion algebras over number fields. We contribute to this theory by providing a generator matrix for her construction, which illuminates the geometric perspective and allows us to give a closed form volume formula. Additionally, we present a construction for the renowned E8 lattice. Finally, we lay down the foundations to broaden this construction to cyclic algebras over number fields, showcasing how quaternion algebras can be viewed as a special case, corresponding to a degree 2 case of cyclic algebras. Bachelor's degree 2024-04-30T05:04:11Z 2024-04-30T05:04:11Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Chew, Y. X. (2024). Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/175577 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/175577 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Algebraic Lattices
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Algebraic Lattices
Chew, Yuan Xiang
Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
description In this thesis, we study the construction of algebraic lattices, tracing our steps back to the foundational concepts in the theory of the Geometry of Numbers introduced by Hermann Minkowski where lattices are built over number fields. Building upon this groundwork, we explore recent advancements, particularly the work of Hou Xiaolu [8], who extended this construction to quaternion algebras over number fields. We contribute to this theory by providing a generator matrix for her construction, which illuminates the geometric perspective and allows us to give a closed form volume formula. Additionally, we present a construction for the renowned E8 lattice. Finally, we lay down the foundations to broaden this construction to cyclic algebras over number fields, showcasing how quaternion algebras can be viewed as a special case, corresponding to a degree 2 case of cyclic algebras.
author2 Frederique Elise Oggier
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author Chew, Yuan Xiang
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title Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
title_short Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
title_full Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
title_fullStr Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
title_full_unstemmed Dense ideal Lattices from cyclic algebras
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publisher Nanyang Technological University
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