On a symmetry of complex and real multiplication
Igor Nikolaev

TL;DR
This paper establishes a correspondence between lattices with complex multiplication and pseudo-lattices with real multiplication, revealing a symmetry between these two types of algebraic structures.
Contribution
It introduces a novel symmetry linking complex multiplication lattices to real multiplication pseudo-lattices, expanding understanding of their algebraic relationships.
Findings
Each lattice with complex multiplication by $f\sqrt{-D}$ corresponds to a pseudo-lattice with real multiplication by $f'\sqrt{D}$.
The integer $f'$ is explicitly defined by $f$, establishing a precise correspondence.
The result uncovers a fundamental symmetry between complex and real multiplication structures.
Abstract
It is proved that each lattice with complex multiplication by corresponds to a pseudo-lattice with real multiplication by , where is an integer defined by .
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