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arXiv · 2609.20952

On permutation-invariant construction of glued lattices

Abstract

Given a permutation $τ$ on $n$ letters, we consider lattices spanned by an orbit of one vector $\boldsymbol x$ in $\mathbb R^n$ under the action of $τ$ by permutation of the coordinates. Such lattices generalize the important class of cyclic lattices and have previously been studied in~\cite{perm}, where a bound on their rank was established. We prove a sufficient condition on $\boldsymbol x$ for this bound to be achieved. We further investigate the structure of such permutation-invariant lattices, proving that they are glued by the permuted vector from the orthogonal cyclic blocks and giving a determinant formula for the lattice in terms of determinants of these blocks and the norm of the permuted vector. In the case $\boldsymbol x$ is an integer vector, these blocks are sublattices of the root lattices $A_k$ in respective dimensions with root lattices themselves and their glued direct sums also realizable by this construction. We also exhibit a glued construction of permutation-invariant algebraic integral lattices from collections of cyclic number fields. Finally, we prove a strengthened version of a previous result of~\cite{lf_ek} on a related construction of well-rounded lattices spanned by sets of algebraic conjugates.

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Maria Fernanda Zordan Bonini, Lenny Fukshansky. 2026-09-17. On permutation-invariant construction of glued lattices. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.20952

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