The exhaustive finite-place product formula for the rational function field #
This file packages the principal fractional ideal of a nonzero element of
K(X) as a Finsupp on the full HeightOneSpectrum K[X]. Each height-one
prime is identified with its canonical normalized prime-polynomial generator,
so the degree-weighted sum can be reindexed to normalized polynomial
factorization. The resulting exhaustive finite-place sum is f.intDegree;
after adding Mathlib's order at infinity, the total is zero.
Normalized prime polynomials, i.e. the canonical polynomial representatives
of finite places of K(X).
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The normalized prime polynomial generating a finite place of K(X).
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The finite place cut out by a normalized prime polynomial.
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Normalized prime polynomials are equivalent to all finite places of K(X).
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The finitely supported principal divisor at all finite places.
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Degree of a finite place, defined using its canonical normalized prime generator.
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Factorization of a polynomial, restricted to normalized prime polynomials.
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The coefficient of the finite principal divisor is the difference of the normalized-prime multiplicities in numerator and denominator.
The numerator-minus-denominator factorization on canonical normalized prime polynomial representatives.
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The count-defined finite principal divisor agrees with the transported normalized polynomial factorization.
The degree-weighted factorization over canonical normalized prime representatives has total weight equal to polynomial degree.
The exhaustive degree-weighted sum over all height-one primes of K[X].
Its finite support is the support of the principal fractional ideal of f.
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The actual exhaustive finite-place degree formula for K(X): the
degree-weighted sum of the principal-divisor coefficients over every
HeightOneSpectrum K[X] equals the rational-function degree.
The exhaustive finite-place sum plus the order at infinity is zero.