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// vec.cc: implementation of integer vector classes
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Copyright 1990-2023 John Cremona
//
// This file is part of the eclib package.
//
// eclib is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
// under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
// Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
// option) any later version.
//
// eclib is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
// ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
// for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with eclib; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
// Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Only to be included by vector.cc
// Definitions of member operators and functions:
vec::vec(long n)
{
entries.resize(n, scalar(0));
}
vec::vec(const vector<scalar>& arr) :entries(arr) {}
vec::vec(const vec& v) :entries(v.entries) {} // copy constructor
void vec::init(long n) // (re)-initializes
{
entries.resize(n, scalar(0));
}
vec& vec::operator=(const vec& v) // assignment
{
if (this==&v) return *this;
entries = v.entries;
return *this;
}
scalar& vec::operator[](long i)
{
return entries.at(i-1);
}
scalar vec::operator[](long i) const
{
return entries.at(i-1);
}
vec& vec::operator+=(const vec& w)
{
std::transform(w.entries.begin(), w.entries.end(), entries.begin(), entries.begin(),
[](const scalar& wi, const scalar& vi) { return vi + wi;});
return *this;
}
void vec::addmodp(const vec& w, const scalar& pr)
{
std::transform(w.entries.begin(), w.entries.end(), entries.begin(), entries.begin(),
[pr](const scalar& wi, const scalar& vi) { return mod(wi+vi,pr);});
}
vec& vec::operator-=(const vec& w)
{
std::transform(w.entries.begin(), w.entries.end(), entries.begin(), entries.begin(),
[](const scalar& wi, const scalar& vi) { return vi - wi;});
return *this;
}
vec& vec::operator*=(const scalar& scal)
{
std::transform(entries.begin(), entries.end(), entries.begin(),
[scal](const scalar& vi) {return vi * scal;});
return *this;
}
vec& vec::operator/=(const scalar& scal)
{
std::transform(entries.begin(), entries.end(), entries.begin(),
[scal](const scalar& vi) {return vi / scal;});
return *this;
}
vec vec::slice(long first, long last) const // returns subvector
{
if (last==-1) {last=first; first=1;}
vec ans(last-first+1);
std::copy(entries.begin()+first-1, entries.begin()+last, ans.entries.begin());
return ans;
}
vec vec::operator[](const vec_i& index) const // returns v[index[j]]
{
vec w(dim(index));
const vector<int>& vi = index.get_entries();
std::transform(vi.begin(), vi.end(), w.entries.begin(),
[this](const int& i) {return entries.at(i-1);});
return w;
}
vec vec::operator[](const vec_l& index) const // returns v[index[j]]
{
vec w(dim(index));
const vector<long>& vi = index.get_entries();
std::transform(vi.begin(), vi.end(), w.entries.begin(),
[this](const int& i) {return entries.at(i-1);});
return w;
}
scalar vec::sub(long i) const
{
return entries.at(i-1);
}
void vec::set(long i, const scalar& x)
{
entries.at(i-1) = x;
}
void vec::add(long i, const scalar& x)
{
entries.at(i-1) += x;
}
void vec::add_modp(long i, const scalar& x, const scalar& p)
{
entries.at(i-1) = mod(entries.at(i-1)+x,p);
}
void vec::red_modp(const scalar& p)
{
if (p==0) return;
std::transform(entries.begin(), entries.end(), entries.begin(),
[p](const scalar& vi) {return mod(vi,p);});
}
vec vec::iota(long n)
{
vec v(n);
std::iota(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), scalar(1));
return v;
}
// Definitions of non-member, friend operators and functions
scalar operator*(const vec& v, const vec& w)
{
return std::inner_product(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), w.entries.begin(), scalar(0));
}
int operator==(const vec& v, const vec& w)
{
return v.entries == w.entries;
}
int trivial(const vec& v)
{
return std::all_of(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), [](const scalar& vi) {return vi==0;});
}
ostream& operator<<(ostream& s, const vec& v)
{
s << "[";
long i=0;
for ( const auto& vi : v.entries)
{
if(i++)
s<<",";
s<<vi;
}
s << "]";
return s;
}
istream& operator>>(istream& s, vec& v)
{
for (scalar& vi : v.entries)
s>>vi;
return s;
}
// Definition of non-friend operators and functions
scalar content(const vec& v)
{
return v.entries.empty()?
scalar(1) :
std::accumulate(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), scalar(0),
[](const scalar& x, const scalar& y) {return gcd(x,y);});
}
scalar maxabs(const vec& v)
{
return v.entries.empty()?
scalar(0) :
std::accumulate(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), scalar(0),
[](const scalar& x, const scalar& y) {return max(x,abs(y));});
}
void swapvec(vec& v, vec& w)
{
std::swap(v.entries, w.entries);
}
int member(const scalar& a, const vec& v)
{
return std::find(v.entries.begin(), v.entries.end(), a) != v.entries.end();
}
vec reverse(const vec& order)
{
vec ans(order);
std::reverse(ans.entries.begin(), ans.entries.end());
return ans;
}
vec express(const vec& v, const vec& v1, const vec& v2)
{
scalar v1v1 = v1 * v1;
scalar v1v2 = v1 * v2;
scalar v2v2 = v2 * v2;
scalar vv1 = v * v1;
scalar vv2 = v * v2;
vec ans({vv1*v2v2 - vv2*v1v2, vv2*v1v1 - vv1*v1v2, v1v1*v2v2 - v1v2*v1v2});
makeprimitive(ans);
if (ans[3]*v!=ans[1]*v1+ans[2]*v2)
cerr << "Error in express: v is not in <v1,v2>"<<endl;
return ans;
}
//#define DEBUG_LIFT
// int lift(const vec& v, const scalar& pr, vec& w)
// {
// w = v;
// w.red_modp(pr);
// }
int lift(const vec& v, const scalar& pr, vec& ans)
{
long i0, i, j, d = dim(v);
scalar nu, de;
scalar lim = sqrt(pr>>1)-1;
scalar maxallowed = 10*lim;
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"Lifting vector v = "<<v<<" mod "<<pr<<" (lim = "<<lim<<")"<<endl;
#endif
// NB We do *not* make cumulative rescalings, since it is possible
// for an apparently successful modrat reconstruction to give an
// incorrect denominator. I have an example with pr=2^30-35 where
// the correct denominator is 4666 and one entry of the correct
// primitive scaled vector is 47493 (greater than lim = 23170) but
// since 47493/4666 = 587037152 = -10193/21607 (mod pr), rational
// reconstruction returned nu=-10193, de = 21607. If we kept the
// (unsuccessful) scaling by 21607, all subsequent numerators would
// be multiplied by this and we would never succeed.
// This code allows for some entries to be >lim, and works as long as
// (1) there is a lift with all entries at most 10*lim, (2) at least
// one entry has the correct denominator, which is equaivalent to
// requiring that in the primitive rescaling, there is an entry
// coprime to the first non-zero entry.
ans = reduce_modp(v, pr); // starts as a copy, and will be rescaled in place
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"After reduce_modp: v = "<<ans<<endl;
#endif
if (maxabs(ans) <= maxallowed)
{
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"No scaling needed, lift is "<<ans<<endl;
#endif
return 1;
}
scalar vi0, inv_vi0, vi, maxvi(0);
for(i0=1; i0<=d; i0++)
{
// scale so that i0'th entry is 1 mod p, then reduce vector
// entries mod p to lie in (-p/2,p/2), and find the maximum
// entry:
while((vi0=ans[i0])==0) {i0++;} // skip over any zero entries
inv_vi0=invmod(vi0,pr);
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"Scaling by "<<inv_vi0<<" (inverse of "<<vi0<<")"<<endl;
#endif
for (i=1; i<=d; i++)
{
ans[i]=vi=mod(xmodmul(inv_vi0,ans[i],pr),pr);
maxvi=max(maxvi,abs(vi));
}
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"Reduced v = "<<ans<<", with max entry "<<maxvi<<endl;
#endif
if(maxvi<=maxallowed) // no scaling needed!
{
// Normalize so first nonzero entry is positive:
for(i0=1; i0<=d; i0++)
{
while(ans[i0]==0) {i0++;}
if(ans[i0]<0) ans=-ans;
return 1;
}
return 0; // should not happen: means v==0!
}
for(i=1; (i<=d); i++)
{
modrat(ans[i],pr,nu,de);
de=abs(de);
if (de==1) continue; // loop on i
// scale by de & recompute max entry:
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"Scaling by d="<<de<<endl;
#endif
maxvi = 0;
for (j=1; j<=d; j++)
{
ans[j] = vi = mod(xmodmul(de,ans[j],pr),pr);
maxvi=max(maxvi,abs(vi));
}
#ifdef DEBUG_LIFT
cout<<"Now v = "<<ans<<", with max entry "<<maxvi<<endl;
#endif
if(maxvi<=maxallowed)
{
// Normalize so first nonzero entry is positive:
for(i0=1; i0<=d; i0++)
{
while(ans[i0]==0) {i0++;}
if(ans[i0]<0) ans=-ans;
return 1;
}
return 0; // should not happen: means v==0!
}
}
}
// Normalize so first nonzero entry is positive:
for(i0=1; i0<=d; i0++)
{
while(ans[i0]==0) {i0++;}
if(ans[i0]<0) ans=-ans;
return (maxvi<=lim);
}
return 0;
}
scalar dotmodp(const vec& v1, const vec& v2, const scalar& pr)
{
auto a = [pr] (const scalar& x, const scalar& y) {return mod(x+y,pr);};
auto m = [pr] (const scalar& x, const scalar& y) {return xmodmul(x,y,pr);};
return std::inner_product(v1.entries.begin(), v1.entries.end(), v2.entries.begin(), scalar(0), a, m);
}
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