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Generalized number systems (GNS) over number fields are studied. We introduce a new theory to prove general results on the finiteness property of GNS, connecting them to power integral bases.

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Area of Science:

  • Number Theory
  • Algebraic Number Theory
  • Computational Algebra

Background:

  • Generalized number systems (GNS) are defined over number fields and orders.
  • The finiteness property of GNS is crucial for representation of elements.
  • Existing methods for analyzing GNS often rely on specific conditions like the dominant condition.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a general theory for analyzing the finiteness property of GNS.
  • To establish connections between GNS and power integral bases in number fields.
  • To provide abstract conditions for the finiteness property applicable to a wider range of GNS.

Main Methods:

  • Associating classes of GNS with fundamental domains of group actions.
  • Developing an abstract version of the dominant condition for GNS.
  • Analyzing the finiteness property based on topological properties of the number field and the GNS.

Main Results:

  • General results on the finiteness property of GNS are proven.
  • The finiteness property is characterized for fixed polynomials and large moduli.
  • A new theory provides insights into the relationship between power integral bases and GNS.

Conclusions:

  • The developed theory offers a unified approach to studying the finiteness property of GNS.
  • The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of number systems in algebraic number theory.
  • The results facilitate the study of power integral bases by leveraging GNS theory.