The rational-function place at infinity under coefficient extension #
Coefficient extension K(X) → E(X) preserves the integer degree of every
rational function, hence preserves the valuation at infinity exactly. It
therefore restricts to an injective local homomorphism between the two
infinity valuation rings. The maximal ideal of the enlarged valuation ring
contracts to the original maximal ideal.
This is the base-place comparison. It does not identify the integral closures of these valuation rings inside a further function field.
Coefficient extension preserves the valuation at infinity exactly.
Coefficient extension restricted to the infinity valuation rings.
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The map of infinity valuation rings is local because it reflects the valuation-one unit condition.
The maximal ideal at infinity over E contracts to the maximal ideal at
infinity over K.
Height-one-place form of maximal-ideal contraction.
The induced map between the two infinity residue fields.
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