Orders at Dedekind places #
Extend local orders to zero using a top value and prove their arithmetic and derivation estimates through uniformizers.
The additive order at a finite place satisfies the ultrametric inequality on nonzero inputs.
The order attached to a height-one prime, with the zero element assigned infinite order.
Equations
- BGS.CorvajaZannier.finitePlaceOrderTop v x = if x = 0 then ⊤ else ↑(BGS.CorvajaZannier.finitePlaceOrder v x)
Instances For
The order of a natural power is the corresponding natural multiple of
the order. The WithTop formulation also covers a zero base.
A regular element of the Dedekind domain has nonnegative order at every height-one place.
An element of nonnegative local order lifts to the discrete valuation ring.
At the place generated by a uniformizer, a unit times its n-th
integer power has order exactly n.
Any derivation preserving a DVR lowers order by at most one. No
normalization of the derivative of the chosen uniformizer is required. The
WithTop-valued statement includes the cases x = 0 and D x = 0.
The normalized-uniformizer version retained for callers that naturally construct a local derivative.
Iterating any DVR-preserving derivation lowers finite-place order by at most the number of iterations.
The iterated normalized-uniformizer version retained for compatibility with the local Wronskian API.