Extending derivations through local Dedekind rings #
Lift derivations uniquely through formally etale maps and apply this to unramified localizations and primes away from the different.
A derivation over C which vanishes on S is an S-derivation.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.derivationToRelative D hD = { toFun := ⇑D, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯, map_one_eq_zero' := ⋯, leibniz' := ⋯ }
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Relative formal unramifiedness makes a C-derivation into a T-module
unique once its restriction to S is fixed.
Lift a C-derivation through a formally étale S-algebra. The target
may be any compatible T-algebra.
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The formally étale lift is the unique extension of the given derivation.
Extend a derivation taking values in the base ring to one taking values in the formally étale algebra.
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If an ambient derivation preserves the base local ring, then it preserves every formally étale extension ring inside the ambient algebra.
A finite torsion-free extension of Dedekind domains is formally étale on the local branch at every unramified prime.
Outside the different ideal, the corresponding map of Dedekind local rings is formally étale.
An ambient derivation preserving the base Dedekind local ring preserves an unramified local branch of a finite torsion-free Dedekind extension.
Away from the different, an ambient derivation preserving the base local ring preserves the selected extension DVR. This is the direct local derivation-extension statement used in the Corvaja--Zannier argument.