Abstract

Gauss gave an algorithm which reduces integer lattices in the two-dimensional case and finds a basis of a lattice consisting of its two successive minima. We exhibit its worst-case input configuration and then show that this worst-case input configuration generalizes the worst-case input configuration of the centered Euclidean algorithm to dimension two.

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