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(* This file provides an axiomatic construction of the algebraic numbers.     *)
(* The construction only assumes the existence of an algebraically closed     *)
(* filed with an automorphism of order 2; this amounts to the purely          *)
(* algebraic contents of the Fundamenta Theorem of Algebra.                   *)
(*       algC == the closed, countable field of algebraic numbers.            *)
(*  algCeq, algCring, ..., algCnumField == structures for algC.               *)
(* The ssrnum interfaces are implemented for algC as follows:                 *)
(*     x <= y <=> (y - x) is a nonnegative real                               *)
(*      x < y <=> (y - x) is a (strictly) positive real                       *)
(*       `|z| == the complex norm of z, i.e., sqrtC (z * z^* ).               *)
(*      Creal == the subset of real numbers (:= Num.real for algC).           *)
(*         'i == the imaginary number (:= sqrtC (-1)).                        *)
(*      'Re z == the real component of z.                                     *)
(*      'Im z == the imaginary component of z.                                *)
(*        z^* == the complex conjugate of z (:= conjC z).                     *)
(*    sqrtC z == a nonnegative square root of z, i.e., 0 <= sqrt x if 0 <= x. *)
(*  n.-root z == more generally, for n > 0, an nth root of z, chosen with a   *)
(*               minimal non-negative argument for n > 1 (i.e., with a        *)
(*               maximal real part subject to a nonnegative imaginary part).  *)
(*               Note that n.-root (-1) is a primitive 2nth root of unity,    *)
(*               an thus not equal to -1 for n odd > 1 (this will be shown in *)
(*               file cyclotomic.v).                                          *)
(* In addition, we provide:                                                   *)
(*       Crat == the subset of rational numbers.                              *)
(*       Cint == the subset of integers.                                      *)
(*       Cnat == the subset of natural integers.                              *)
(*  getCrat z == some a : rat such that ratr a = z, provided z \in Crat.      *)
(*   floorC z == for z \in Creal, an m : int s.t. m%:~R <= z < (m + 1)%:~R.   *)
(*   truncC z == for z >= 0, an n : nat s.t. n%:R <= z < n.+1%:R, else 0%N.   *)
(* minCpoly z == the minimal (monic) polynomial over Crat with root z.        *)
(* algC_invaut nu == an inverse of nu : {rmorphism algC -> algC}.             *)
(*         (x %| y)%C <=> y is an integer (Cint) multiple of x; if x or y are *)
(*        (x %| y)%Cx     of type nat or int they are coerced to algC here.   *)
(*                        The (x %| y)%Cx display form is a workaround for    *)
(*                        design limitations of the Coq Notation facilities.  *)
(* (x == y %[mod z])%C <=> x and y differ by an integer (Cint) multiple of z; *)
(*                as above, arguments of type nat or int are cast to algC.    *)
(* (x != y %[mod z])%C <=> x and y do not differ by an integer multiple of z. *)
(* Note that in file algnum we give an alternative definition of divisibility *)
(* based on algebraic integers, overloading the notation in the %A scope.     *)
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Set Implicit Arguments.
Unset Strict Implicit.
Unset Printing Implicit Defensive.
Local Open Scope ring_scope.

(* Specifications: *)
(* The Num mixin for an algebraically closed field with an automorphism of    *)
(* order 2, making it into a field of complex numbers.                        *)
Lemma ComplexNumMixin (L : closedFieldType) (conj : {rmorphism L -> L}) :
involutive conj -> ~ conj =1 id ->
{numL | forall x : NumDomainType L numL, `|x| ^+ 2 = x * conj x}.