#8327: Implement the universal cyclotomic field, using Zumbroich basis
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       Reporter:  nthiery                            |         Owner:           
     
           Type:  enhancement                        |        Status:  
needs_review  
       Priority:  major                              |     Milestone:  sage-5.0 
     
      Component:  number fields                      |    Resolution:           
     
       Keywords:  Cyclotomic field, Zumbroich basis  |   Work issues:           
     
Report Upstream:  N/A                                |     Reviewers:  David 
Loeffler
        Authors:  Christian Stump, Simon King        |     Merged in:           
     
   Dependencies:  #4539 #10771 #7980                 |      Stopgaps:           
     
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Description changed by stumpc5:

Old description:

> This patch provides the universal cyclotomic field
>
> {{{
>     sage: UCF
>     Universal Cyclotomic Field endowed with the Zumbroich basis
> }}}
>
> in sage. This field is the smallest field extension of QQ which contains
> all roots of unity.
>
> {{{
>     sage: E(3); E(3)^3
>     E(3)
>     1
>     sage: E(6); E(6)^2; E(6)^3; E(6)^6
>     -E(3)^2
>     E(3)
>     -1
>     1
> }}}
>
> It comes equipped with a distinguished basis, called the Zumbroich
> basis, which gives, for any n, A basis of QQ( E(n) ) over QQ, where (n,k)
> stands for E(n)^k.
>
> {{{
>     sage: UCF.zumbroich_basis(6)
>     [(6, 2), (6, 4)]
> }}}
>
> As seen for E(6), every element in UCF is expressed in terms of the
> smallest cyclotomic field in which it is contained.
>
> {{{
> sage: E(6)*E(4)
> -E(12)^11
> }}}
>
> It provides arithmetics on UCF as addition, multiplication, and inverses:
>
> {{{
>     sage: E(3)+E(4)
>     E(12)^4 - E(12)^7 - E(12)^11
>     sage: E(3)*E(4)
>     E(12)^7
>     sage: (E(3)+E(4)).inverse()
>     E(12)^4 + E(12)^8 + E(12)^11
>     sage: (E(3)+E(4))*(E(3)+E(4)).inverse()
>     1
> }}}
>
> And also things like Galois conjugates.
>
> {{{
>     sage: (E(3)+E(4)).galois_conjugates()
>     [E(12)^4 - E(12)^7 - E(12)^11, -E(12)^7 + E(12)^8 - E(12)^11, E(12)^4
> + E(12)^7 + E(12)^11, E(12)^7 + E(12)^8 + E(12)^11]
> }}}
>
> The ticket does not use the gap interface; it depends on #9651 (Addition
> of combinatorial free module).
>
> __Apply__
>
>  * [attachment:trac_8327-rebased_for_v5.patch]
>  * [attachment:trac_8327-docfix.patch]

New description:

 This patch provides the universal cyclotomic field

 {{{
     sage: UCF
     Universal Cyclotomic Field endowed with the Zumbroich basis
 }}}

 in sage. This field is the smallest field extension of QQ which contains
 all roots of unity.

 {{{
     sage: E(3); E(3)^3
     E(3)
     1
     sage: E(6); E(6)^2; E(6)^3; E(6)^6
     -E(3)^2
     E(3)
     -1
     1
 }}}

 It comes equipped with a distinguished basis, called the Zumbroich
 basis, which gives, for any n, A basis of QQ( E(n) ) over QQ, where (n,k)
 stands for E(n)^k.

 {{{
     sage: UCF.zumbroich_basis(6)
     [(6, 2), (6, 4)]
 }}}

 As seen for E(6), every element in UCF is expressed in terms of the
 smallest cyclotomic field in which it is contained.

 {{{
 sage: E(6)*E(4)
 -E(12)^11
 }}}

 It provides arithmetics on UCF as addition, multiplication, and inverses:

 {{{
     sage: E(3)+E(4)
     E(12)^4 - E(12)^7 - E(12)^11
     sage: E(3)*E(4)
     E(12)^7
     sage: (E(3)+E(4)).inverse()
     E(12)^4 + E(12)^8 + E(12)^11
     sage: (E(3)+E(4))*(E(3)+E(4)).inverse()
     1
 }}}

 And also things like Galois conjugates.

 {{{
     sage: (E(3)+E(4)).galois_conjugates()
     [E(12)^4 - E(12)^7 - E(12)^11, -E(12)^7 + E(12)^8 - E(12)^11, E(12)^4
 + E(12)^7 + E(12)^11, E(12)^7 + E(12)^8 + E(12)^11]
 }}}

 The ticket does not use the gap interface; it depends on #9651 (Addition
 of combinatorial free module).

 __Apply__

  * [attachment:trac_8327_universal_cyclotomic_field-cs.patch]

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