A uniform Stepanov upper bound for exact-constant Frobenius twists #
For one fixed exact extension of the constants, the Frobenius-twist fixed fields have a common finite-place Riemann budget and exact constant field. When the ground constant field is a square, the intrinsic one-point Stepanov theorem therefore applies to every twist with the same numerical budget. The degree theorem for the twists replaces the residual function-field degree term by the degree of the original field.
This is the uniform upper estimate used in the fixed-field averaging route to Hasse--Weil. It does not require a separate genus-invariance hypothesis: the common Riemann budget is the exact input consumed by the Stepanov theorem.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension frobenius
twist stepanov upper construction.
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Classical equality on the Frobenius-twisted constant field for the Stepanov bound.
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Classical equality on its rational function field for the Stepanov bound.
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A single Stepanov budget gives the square-field rational-place upper
bound for every Frobenius-twist fixed field. The final degree term is uniform:
it is the degree of the original function field N / C(X).
The divisibility condition is exactly the one used to prove that every twist
has the same degree as N; in the Stichtenoth construction it is ensured by
the chosen constant-extension degree.
The uniform twist estimate with the intrinsic genus of the original
field as its fixed budget. Unlike the existential compatibility theorem
above, every constant in this statement is independent of the auxiliary
constant extension S.
Combining the genus-uniform Stepanov upper bound with the bounded
complete-place average gives a two-sided estimate for every rational-base
twist. All constants shown here are independent of S.