Complete rational-place averaging for Frobenius twists #
The finite-place Frobenius average is exact, including above ramified base places. Passing from finite rational places to the complete rational-place count therefore introduces only the places above infinity. Their number on each twist is bounded by the degree of the original function field, uniformly in the auxiliary constant extension.
This file records both the exact aggregate identity and the resulting uniform bound for the centered aggregate error. No branch-locus estimate is needed at this boundary.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension frobenius
twist rational place average construction.
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The number of rational places above infinity on one Frobenius-twist field.
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The complete rational-place count of one Frobenius-twist field, split into its finite and infinity parts.
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The split definition is the actual complete degree-one place count of the twist field.
The infinity contribution of each twist is bounded by the degree of the original function field, independently of the auxiliary constant extension.
The total infinity contribution of all twists is uniformly bounded by the Galois-group order times the original function-field degree.
Exact finite-plus-infinity aggregate identity. All finite rational
places contribute exactly |Gal(N/C(X))| * |C|; the displayed infinity sum
is the entire correction to the complete rational-place count.
Exact centered aggregate-error identity over the reals. It makes explicit that the complete-place error is the infinity contribution minus one point for each twist.
The centered aggregate error is bounded uniformly in the auxiliary
constant extension. The sharper factor finrank, rather than
finrank + 1, follows because the original function-field degree is positive.