Checked canonical construction of a rational preserves its value.
Checked canonical addition is total.
Checked canonical addition preserves the represented complex value.
Checked canonical multiplication is total.
Checked canonical multiplication preserves the represented complex value.
Checked integer scaling is total.
A successful checked integer scaling has the expected value.
A checked primitive-element shift is total.
A successful checked primitive-element shift has the expected value.
The executable degree is the degree of the rational minimal polynomial.
The complex value represented by a canonical algebraic number is algebraic over the rationals.
Every canonical algebraic number has positive degree.
The deterministic signed-shift enumeration never repeats a scalar.
The shift-retaining primitive search is total.
Retaining the producing shift does not change the selected primitive element.
The bounded maximum-degree primitive-element search is operationally total. Its field-generation invariant is established separately.
The retained shift exactly produces the selected primitive candidate.
The primitive-element fold is total for any coefficient array containing a semantically nonzero entry.
The checked power table construction is total.
A successful checked power table contains exactly the requested initial powers of its generator.