Residue fields of constant tensor extensions #
For a maximal ideal q of S ⊗[C] R, let p be its contraction to R.
Reduction gives a canonical map
S ⊗[C] κ(p) → κ(q).
This file proves that the map is surjective. For finite fields, the residue
degree is therefore the least common multiple of the degrees of S and
κ(p) over C. The result is ring-theoretic; applying it to places in a
constant extension additionally requires identifying the normalization after
base change with the corresponding tensor ring.
The scalar extension of a commutative C-algebra R to a commutative
C-algebra S.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.ConstantTensorRing C R S = TensorProduct C S R
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The algebra structure from R to (ConstantTensorRing C R S) used in the constant
tensor residue construction.
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The canonical map from the tensor product of the enlarged constants and the contracted residue field to the upstairs residue field.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The canonical residue-field map of a constant tensor extension is surjective.
The algebra structure from R to (ConstantTensorRing C R S) used in the constant
tensor residue construction.
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For finite fields, the residue field of a constant tensor extension has degree equal to the least common multiple of the new-constant degree and the contracted residue degree.