The actual powered-coordinate image curve #
For a plane curve with function-field coordinates x,y, this file defines
the intermediate field K(x^m,y^n) and controls its two projection degrees.
It then transports the minimal polynomial of y^n over K(x^m) to the
standard rational-function field, clears denominators, takes the primitive
part, and applies Gauss' lemma. The resulting polynomial in K[U,V] is
irreducible, vanishes at (x^m,y^n), and has coordinate degrees exactly the
two projection degrees of the powered image.
Consequently its degree in y^n is at most m * degreeOf 1 f, while its
degree in x^m is at most n * degreeOf 0 f. This is the source-sensitive
elimination input needed for the Corvaja--Zannier middle game.
Clearing the minimal polynomial over a rational coordinate field #
Transport the minimal polynomial of v over K(u) to the standard
rational-function field K(X).
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.ratFuncMinpoly u hu v = Polynomial.map (↑(RatFunc.algEquivOfTranscendental u hu).symm.toRingEquiv) (minpoly (↥K⟮u⟯) v)
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Clear the coefficient denominators in the transported minimal
polynomial. This is an iterated polynomial over K.
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The primitive bivariate relation obtained from the minimal polynomial
of v over K(u).
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After embedding the coefficient ring in K(X), the primitive cleared
relation is a nonzero constant multiple of the transported minimal
polynomial.
The cleared minimal-polynomial relation is irreducible in K[U,V].
Specialize the rational-function variable X at a transcendental
element u, then include K(u) in the ambient field.
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- BGS.CorvajaZannier.ratFuncSpecialization u hu = (algebraMap (↥K⟮u⟯) L).comp (RatFunc.algEquivOfTranscendental u hu).toRingEquiv.toRingHom
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Evaluation of an iterated polynomial at (u,v) agrees with first
mapping its coefficient polynomials to K(X) and then specializing X at
u.
The transported minimal polynomial vanishes after specializing the
rational-function variable at u and the outer variable at v.
The primitive cleared relation really vanishes at (u,v).
Swapping the two variables preserves irreducibility.
An irreducible relation vanishing at a pair whose first coordinate is transcendental must genuinely depend on its outer variable. Applied after swapping, this says the original relation genuinely depends on its inner variable.
For an irreducible bivariate relation at a transcendental pair, the degree in the first coordinate is exactly the minimal-polynomial degree over the rational field generated by the second coordinate.
Powered coordinate fields of a plane curve #
The rational subfield generated by the powered first coordinate.
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The rational subfield generated by the powered second coordinate.
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The function field of the image of the powered-coordinate map, realized inside the source function field.
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A positive power of the first coordinate remains transcendental.
A positive power of the second coordinate remains transcendental.
The canonical irreducible equation of the powered-coordinate image,
obtained by clearing the minimal polynomial over K(x^m). The outer
variable is the powered second coordinate.
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The source function field is finite over the field generated by a positive power of its first coordinate.
Raising the first coordinate to the m-th power multiplies the source
degree bound by at most m.
The source function field is finite over the field generated by a positive power of its second coordinate.
Raising the second coordinate to the n-th power multiplies the source
degree bound by at most n.
The powered image field, presented as an extension of the powered first coordinate field by the powered second coordinate.
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The powered image field, presented as an extension of the powered second coordinate field by the powered first coordinate.
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Forgetting the relative base field identifies the first presentation
with K(x^m,y^n).
Forgetting the relative base field identifies the second presentation
with K(x^m,y^n).
The degree of the powered image over K(x^m) is bounded by the source
degree over that same rational subfield.
The degree of the powered image over K(y^n) is bounded by the source
degree over that same rational subfield.
The canonical powered-image equation is irreducible over K.
The canonical equation vanishes on the powered coordinate pair.
The degree in the powered second coordinate is exactly the projection
degree of the image over K(x^m).
The degree in the powered first coordinate is exactly the projection
degree of the image over K(y^n).
Source-degree bounds for both coordinate degrees of the actual powered image equation.
Every coefficient of the canonical powered-image equation has degree at most its first-coordinate degree.
The canonical powered-image equation has positive degree in the powered second coordinate.
The canonical powered-image equation has positive degree in the powered first coordinate.
A single endpoint collecting the algebraic geometry of the powered
coordinate image: an irreducible equation over K, its vanishing, positive
bidegrees, source-degree bounds, and the corresponding coefficient bound.