Fundamental Cone: set of elements of norm ≤ 1 #
In this file, we study the subset NormLeOne
of the fundamentalCone
of elements x
with
mixedEmbedding.norm x ≤ 1
.
Mainly, we prove that this is bounded, its frontier has volume zero and compute its volume.
Strategy of proof #
The proof is loosely based on the strategy given in [D. Marcus, Number Fields][marcus1977number].
since
NormLeOne K
is norm-stable, in the sense thatnormLeOne K = normAtAllPlaces⁻¹' (normAtAllPlaces '' (normLeOne K))
, seenormLeOne_eq_primeage_image
, it's enough to study the subsetnormAtAllPlaces '' (normLeOne K)
ofrealSpace K
.A description of
normAtAllPlaces '' (normLeOne K)
is given bynormAtAllPlaces_normLeOne
, it is the set ofx : realSpace K
, nonnegative at all places, whose norm is nonzero and≤ 1
and such thatlogMap x
is in thefundamentalDomain
ofbasisUnitLattice K
. Note that, here and elsewhere, we identifyx
with its image inmixedSpace K
given bymixedSpaceOfRealSpace x
.In order to describe the inverse image in
realSpace K
of thefundamentalDomain
ofbasisUnitLattice K
, we define the mapexpMap : realSpace K → realSpace K
that is, in some way, the right inverse oflogMap
, seelogMap_expMap
.
The set of elements of the fundamentalCone
of norm ≤ 1
.
Equations
Instances For
The component of expMap
at the place w
.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The map from realSpace K → realSpace K
whose components is given by expMap_single
. It is, in
some respect, a right inverse of logMap
, see logMap_expMap
.