This function is provided by the package
LLLBases.
The first n-1 columns of the matrix z form a basis of the kernel of the n integers of the list s, and the dot product of the last column of z and s is the gcd g.
The method used is described in the paper:
Havas, Majewski, Matthews,
Extended GCD and Hermite Normal Form Algorithms via Lattice Basis Reduction, Experimental Mathematics 7:2 p. 125 (1998).
For an example,
i1 : s = apply(5,i->372*(random 1000000))
o1 = {284319228, 136785516, 239006652, 327463416, 116372016}
o1 : List
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i2 : (g,z) = gcdLLL s
o2 = (372, | -4 25 22 1 -3 |)
| 7 21 -16 31 17 |
| -5 10 -40 -6 3 |
| 1 -36 15 3 -1 |
| 9 -5 5 -35 -16 |
o2 : Sequence
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i3 : matrix{s} * z
o3 = | 0 0 0 0 372 |
1 5
o3 : Matrix ZZ <--- ZZ
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