Global finite-place averaging for Frobenius twists #
This file removes the presentation choice from the local Frobenius-coset fixed-point identity and assembles the rational finite places of all Frobenius-twist fields without duplication.
Restricting a finite place first to an intermediate function field and
then to K(X) agrees with direct restriction to K(X). This is the
finite-extension-place version of Ideal.under_under; unlike the raw chart
statement finitePlaceUnder_under, both sides live in the normalized
finite-place model of K(X).
A finite enumeration of (RatFuncRationalFinitePlace C) used in the exact constant
extension frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension frobenius
twist finite place average construction.
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The algebra structure from S[X] to (ExactConstantExtension C N S) used in the exact
constant extension frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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The algebra structure from C to (RatFuncFiniteIntegralClosure C (RatFunc C)) used in
the exact constant extension frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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The chart-normalization equivalence over the polynomial base ring.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.ratFuncFiniteBasePolynomialAlgEquivChart C = { toEquiv := (BGS.HasseWeil.ratFuncFiniteBaseRingEquivChart C).toEquiv, map_mul' := ⋯, map_add' := ⋯, commutes' := ⋯ }
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The same equivalence over the constant field.
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The finite-chart normalization of C[X] in C(X) is canonically
equivalent to C[X] itself, hence their finite-place models agree.
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The chart-normalization equivalence preserves finite-place degree.
Degree-one finite places in the direct C[X] chart and in the generic
finite-extension place model of C(X) are canonically equivalent.
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Every actual top finite place over a rational finite place of C(X) has
ambient degree [S : C], provided the constant-extension degree is divisible
by the original Galois degree.
Presentation-free local Frobenius-coset identity above an arbitrary rational finite base place.
The Frobenius-fiber parametrization sends g to the ambient
Frobenius-twist automorphism (Frob, g).
Above one rational finite place of C(X), summing fixed top places over
all canonical Frobenius twists contributes exactly |Gal(N/C(X))|.
Fixed top finite places in the restriction fiber above one rational
finite place of C(X), for one canonical Frobenius twist.
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A sigma-family value map is injective when fibers are injective and their indices can be recovered injectively from the values.
Rational finite places of one Frobenius-twist field are the disjoint
union, over rational finite places of C(X), of the ambient fixed top places
in the corresponding restriction fiber.
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The number of rational finite places of the fixed field attached to one canonical Frobenius twist. The instances are fixed explicitly so that this number can be summed over the original Galois group.
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For one twist, rational finite places split as the finite sum of fixed
restriction fibers above the rational finite places of C(X).
Summed over all canonical Frobenius twists, the number of rational finite places is exactly the order of the original Galois group times the number of constants.