Embedding theory of lattices and its application for 2-integrable lattices

Abstract

For a positive integer s, a lattice L is said to be s-integrable if s· L is isometric to a sublattice of Zn for some integer n. Conway and Sloane found two minimal non 2-integrable lattices of rank 12 and determinant 7 in 1989. We find two more ones of rank 12 and determinant 15. Then we introduce a method of embedding a given lattice into a unimodular lattice, which plays a key role in proving minimality of non 2-integrable lattices and finding candidates for non 2-integrable lattices.

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