Auxiliary Wronskian bounds at finite plane-curve places #
This file connects the uniformizer-free local Corvaja--Zannier estimates to
the actual finite primes of the integral closure in a finite extension of
K(X). The constants used for the local derivation-extension step are the
ground field K; the Wronskian derivation may subsequently be obtained by
restricting scalars from the Frobenius constant field. Thus no algebra map
from the Frobenius constant field to a nontrivial DVR is required.
The unramified local-preservation bridge #
Outside the different, the ambient derivation preserves the selected
extension DVR. This is the existential-preservation form consumed by the
uniformizer-free Wronskian estimates. In the plane-curve application C is
the ground field K (after restricting scalars from L^p), so all local
algebra structures here are genuine; no map L^p → B_Q is requested.
The algebra structure from K[X] to L used in the plane curve auxiliary finite place
construction.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.auxiliaryFinitePlacePolynomialAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap (Polynomial K) (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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The actual finite places of L / K(X), before adjoining the places over
infinity. This is definitionally the finite summand used by the exhaustive
place infrastructure.
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The base local ring at a finite place of the extension.
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The corresponding local ring of the extension at that finite place.
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Canonical inclusion of the localization at an actual finite extension place into the ambient function field.
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The canonical algebra structure on the ambient function field from the localized finite-place DVR.
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The ambient function field is the fraction field of every finite-place localization.
The normalized order on the localization at an actual finite place of
L / K(X). Keeping this definition attached to q avoids introducing a
spurious algebra structure from the Frobenius constant field to the DVR.
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Integer-valued form of the localized order.
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The order used by the actual localized DVR bound is exactly the global height-one order of the same finite place.
Nonzero localized WithTop orders are the corresponding global
height-one orders.
Source case (iii), now indexed by an actual finite place of the integral
closure. The sole local hypothesis says that the derivation preserves the
localized DVR; it does not ask for an algebra map C → R_q.
Source case (iv), indexed by an actual finite place of the integral closure and requiring only preservation of its localized DVR.
Source case (iii) for a global derivation after multiplying it by the
local correction factor c. The displayed right side has been transported
back to the original global Wronskian and records the exact triangular
correction choose(n,2) * ord_q(c).
Source case (iv) with the same exact local correction term.
Case (iii) for a derivation over a larger constant field (in the
application, C = L^p). The proof restricts scalars to K before invoking
the local DVR theorem, while the displayed Wronskian is still the original
C-derivation Wronskian because restriction does not change its function.
Case (iv) after the same honest restriction of constants from C to
the ground field K.
Plane-curve reciprocal normalization at a selected extension place #
The reciprocal minimal-polynomial normalization, with the base prime selected as the prime lying below an actual finite place of the plane-curve function field. This is the local primitive-element/different certificate paired with the Wronskian estimates above.