A computationally checked irreducible integer polynomial remains irreducible after extension of coefficients to the rationals.
A computationally checked irreducible integer polynomial is separable over the rationals. The factorization correspondence supplies irreducibility; this is the semantic bridge used by quotient-root interpretation.
The complex value selected by a factorization-lazy algebraic root.
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The selected value zeros the enclosing integer polynomial.
The complex value selected by a canonical algebraic number.
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A canonical algebraic number stores its primitive positive associate of the rational minimal polynomial.
Evaluate canonical fixed-field coordinates at their selected complex root. The representative and quotient equality are explicit inputs so this semantic map does not depend on an irreducibility proof.
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- a.toComplex rep _h = Polynomial.eval₂ (algebraMap ℚ ℂ) rep.root (HexPolyMathlib.toPolynomial a.coeffs)
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Reduction modulo the defining polynomial preserves evaluation at the selected root.
Fixed-presentation addition agrees with complex addition.
Fixed-presentation multiplication agrees with complex multiplication.
Canonical algebraic numbers are determined by their represented complex value.
Canonical zero denotes complex zero.
Successful canonicalization preserves the complex root selected by the supplied refined isolation, including the explicit canonical-zero path.
Canonical Boolean equality is equality of represented complex values.
Canonical Boolean equality agrees with Lean equality.
Propositional equality is decided by canonical Boolean equality.
The executable zero predicate recognizes exactly the complex value zero.
The canonical algebraic-number zero test recognizes exactly complex zero.