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Algebraic packet entries

A finite algebraic table and reversible realization › Algebraic packet entries · lines 1784–1840

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Fix an integer and define

Since ,

so every table entry lies in .

Its geometric coefficients are exactly algebraic:

Indeed,

Thus has rational real and imaginary parts, as do the powers giving the rays. Also

has rational components, so the seam matrix is rational.

The angle label need not be an algebraic number. The geometric data reconstructed from its symbolic identity are algebraic. At dyadic , gradients, boosts, vertices, lengths, and areas are real algebraic.

Exact report floors are therefore decidable by algebraic-number comparison with dyadic thresholds, including equality. The finite length bound below gives a finite threshold range. These comparisons are a mathematical construction of the table; no executed table generation is claimed.

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