The closed-place Euler recurrence #
For a finite family of positive integral weights, an effective divisor is a finitely supported family of multiplicities. Marking one occurrence of one place, together with one of as many labels as the place's weight, gives the coefficient recurrence obtained by logarithmically differentiating the Euler product.
This file proves that recurrence by an explicit bijection. It then uses the
local finiteness of bounded-degree places to apply the finite combinatorial
result to all exhaustive places of a finite extension of K(X).
The logarithmic-derivative Euler recurrence for any finite family of positive integral place weights.
The repository's effective-divisor degree is Finsupp.weight for the
closed-place degree function.
The extension point count encoded by closed places: a closed place of
degree d contributes d exactly when d ∣ r.
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The closed-place extension count is equivalently the sum of the degrees over the bounded subtype of places whose degrees divide the level.
The effective-divisor coefficients for the exhaustive closed places of a finite extension satisfy the exact closed-place Euler recurrence.