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To find the integer canonical form, we can combine the two processes we already know how to do: null-space for getting from a mapping-row-basis to a comma-basis, and anti-null-space to get from a comma-basis to a mapping-row-basis. Basically, to achieve canonical form of one type of basis, we convert it into the other type of basis, then back, and voilà: canonicalization.
To find the integer canonical form, we can combine the two processes we already know how to do: null-space for getting from a mapping-row-basis to a comma-basis, and anti-null-space to get from a comma-basis to a mapping-row-basis. Basically, to achieve canonical form of one type of basis, we convert it into the other type of basis, then back, and voilà: canonicalization.
For this, we need to up our game to Wolfram computable notebooks. You can click "Make Your Own Copy" in the top left of the screen if you want to modify this notebook to make your own calculations.


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