Compatibility of the two finite-place models in a constant extension #
The explicit constant-extension normalization is naturally a normalization
over S[X], whereas the relative Galois action is implemented on the
normalization over C[X]. This file identifies the corresponding finite
places and their residue fields. In particular, an S-rational place has
absolute C-degree [S : C], in precisely the model used by the
decomposition-group theorem.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension finite place
compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from C[X] to N used in the exact constant extension finite
place compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from C[X] to S[X] used in the exact constant extension finite
place compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from (RatFunc C) to (RatFunc S) used in the exact constant
extension finite place compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from S[X] to (ExactConstantExtension C N S) used in the exact
constant extension finite place compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from S[X] to (S ⊗[C] integralClosure C[X] N) used in the exact
constant extension finite place compatibility construction.
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The algebra structure from C to (integralClosure C[X] N) used in the exact constant
extension finite place compatibility construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.compatibilityOldNormalizationConstantAlgebra C N = ((algebraMap (Polynomial C) ↥(integralClosure (Polynomial C) N)).comp (algebraMap C (Polynomial C))).toAlgebra
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The exact constant extension is finite over the original rational
function field. This is the finite-dimensional input needed to compare its
C[X]- and S[X]-normalizations.
Polynomial coefficient extension is compatible with the two canonical rational-function embeddings into the exact constant extension.
The finite place over C corresponding to a place in the explicit
S[X]-normalization. Extending its constants back to S recovers the
finite place constructed in ConstantExtensionFinitePlaceBridge.
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The identity equivalence between the C[X]- and S[X]-normalizations
is linear over the enlarged constant field.
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The actual upstairs finite place is exactly the transport of the presented prime along the equality bridge from the compatible polynomial normalization to the canonical rational-function normalization.
Corresponding finite places have equivalent residue fields as
S-algebras, even though the source place is represented in the
C[X]-normalization.
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The two representations of the upstairs place have the same residue degree over the enlarged constants.
An S-rational place in the explicit normalization has absolute
C-degree [S : C] in the finite-place model used by the Galois action.
Restricting the compatible C[X]-place to the original function field
recovers the downstairs place obtained by contracting the explicit constant
extension ideal.
The algebra structure from C to L used in the exact constant extension finite place
compatibility construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.compatibilityIntermediateConstantAlgebra C L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc C) L).comp (algebraMap C (RatFunc C))).toAlgebra
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For an actual finite place in the constant-extended normalization, a
rational restriction to L and divisibility [N : L] ∣ [S : C] imply the
decomposition-group cardinality identity. The residue-degree-one, absolute
top-degree, and rational-base hypotheses of the generic theorem are all
derived internally.