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Compute generators for group of totally positive units of a number field?
What I had previously tried:
Option 1: (existing Sage functions) The Sage function
K.S_units(S = [])
computes a set of (not necessarily positive) generators. … I searched for other Sage functions that might help, without success. (Maybe I missed something?)
Option 2: (existing GP/Pari functions) I'm aware that I can use Pari in Sage. …
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