Absolute degrees of constant-extension places at infinity #
This file compares the degree of an infinity place in the original constant field presentation with its degree after extending the constants. Both degrees are computed from the same reciprocal-normalization residue field, so the comparison is just the residue-field dimension tower.
Decidable equality on C used in the constant extension infinity place degree tower
construction.
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Decidable equality on (RatFunc C) used in the constant extension infinity place degree
tower construction.
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Decidable equality on S used in the constant extension infinity place degree tower
construction.
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Classical equality on rational functions over the extended constants for the infinity-place tower.
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The degree over the original constants of a presented infinity place is
the constant-field degree times the degree of its upstairs S-place.
The relative residue degree over the original function field is the constant extension degree divided by the same gcd that controls splitting.
A downstairs infinity place of degree d has exactly
gcd([S : C], d) places above it in an exact extension of constants.
Restricting the global reciprocal presentation equivalence to a fixed downstairs infinity place identifies the presented contraction fiber with the entire actual place-restriction fiber.
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The presented reciprocal infinity fiber itself has the standard gcd cardinality. This is the presentation-level exhaustiveness form of the constant-extension splitting law at infinity.