Canonical different scalings at Dedekind places #
This file removes the explicit comparison hypothesis between the trace different and the Kähler differentials from the finite- and infinite-place derivation-scaling certificates.
The different need not be principal globally. At a prescribed height-one
place v, Dedekind approximation supplies a global element δ in the
different whose principal ideal has exactly the same v-multiplicity. Thus
δ is a generator after localization at v. The theorem that the different
annihilates relative Kähler differentials then makes δ a derivation-clearing
factor. No local power basis or finiteness assertion for a map between two
independently localized rings is used.
Every nonzero ideal in a Dedekind domain admits, at a prescribed height-one place, a global element which generates that ideal after localization.
At every height-one place, a global element locally generates the different and clears the obstruction to preserving the integral closure.
At a place over the pole of the reciprocal parameter s, the scalar
-δ/s² has order equal to the different multiplicity minus twice the
ramification index and makes the reparameterized derivation integral.