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Imaginary quadratic Minkowski disk bound

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Let K=Q(−d​) for square-free d>0 with d≡3(mod4), so OK​=Z[−d​]. An integral ideal I is a lattice in C≃R2 of covolume d​N(I). Applying the Minkowski convex body theorem to a disk gives a nonzero α∈I satisfying
0<∣NK/Q​(α)∣≤π4d​​N(I).
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