Compatibility of global and localized Dedekind orders #
The height-one valuation of a Dedekind domain and the maximal-ideal valuation of its localization at that height-one prime have the same normalization. This file proves equality, rather than equivalence up to an unspecified rescaling, and transfers the associated principal-ideal orders.
Equivalent surjective valuations with value group ℤᵐ⁰ have the same
normalization. Surjectivity rules out a nontrivial integral rescaling.
The canonical equivalence from the chosen fraction-ring model preserves every normalized height-one valuation.
The canonical fraction-ring equivalence preserves the additive order at every height-one prime, including Mathlib's zero-order convention.
The normalized valuation of the maximal ideal of R_q is the normalized
height-one valuation attached to q.
Principal-ideal orders computed globally and in the localized DVR agree.
WithTop-valued orders computed globally and in the localized DVR agree,
including the zero element.