Semigroups from full lattices in commutative ${\mathbb Q}$-algebras

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Main Authors: Hertling, Claus, Larabi, Khadija
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author Hertling, Claus
Larabi, Khadija
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Larabi, Khadija
contents The full lattices in a finite dimensional commutative ${\mathbb Q}$-algebra form a commutative semigroup. In the case of an algebraic number field the top part of a certain quotient semigroup is the class group. For a separable algebra some basic results, especially the Jordan-Zassenhaus theorem, are known for this quotient semigroup. This paper considers also algebras which are not separable. It studies the commutative semigroup of full lattices in such an algebra and also the quotient semigroup. This leads in this commutative, but not separable situation to a certain extension of the Jordan-Zassenhaus theorem. One application concerns $GL_n({\mathbb Z})$-conjugacy classes of regular integer $n\times n$ matrices.
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spellingShingle Semigroups from full lattices in commutative ${\mathbb Q}$-algebras
Hertling, Claus
Larabi, Khadija
Rings and Algebras
Number Theory
Representation Theory
16H15, 16H20, 20M14, 11R54, 13C20
The full lattices in a finite dimensional commutative ${\mathbb Q}$-algebra form a commutative semigroup. In the case of an algebraic number field the top part of a certain quotient semigroup is the class group. For a separable algebra some basic results, especially the Jordan-Zassenhaus theorem, are known for this quotient semigroup. This paper considers also algebras which are not separable. It studies the commutative semigroup of full lattices in such an algebra and also the quotient semigroup. This leads in this commutative, but not separable situation to a certain extension of the Jordan-Zassenhaus theorem. One application concerns $GL_n({\mathbb Z})$-conjugacy classes of regular integer $n\times n$ matrices.
title Semigroups from full lattices in commutative ${\mathbb Q}$-algebras
topic Rings and Algebras
Number Theory
Representation Theory
16H15, 16H20, 20M14, 11R54, 13C20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.14973