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algebraic integer - PARI/GP

asked 12 years ago

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FrédéricC gravatar image

in sage you check if an algebraic number is an algebraic integer with is_integral. If I have a number(s) in an algebraic number field, and I want to check if it is an algebraic integers how do I do it in Pari/GP. Please help! Excuse me for using the forum for sage for questions about Pari/GP.

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I would consult the PARI/GP manual.

benjaminfjones gravatar imagebenjaminfjones ( 12 years ago )

You can use that an algebraic number is integral iff its minimal polynomial has integer coefficients. I believe that PARI's minpoly should give you the minimal polynomial starting from a polmod object.

daniels gravatar imagedaniels ( 12 years ago )

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answered 11 years ago

John Cremona gravatar image

Why don't you ask the pari mailing list?

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answered 12 years ago

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I mean like for example Mod(-1/27q^2 - 5/9q + 2/3, q^3 - 189*q + 189)

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