The infinity different after exact constant extension #
For an exact finite extension of constants, the old infinity normalization maps into the new infinity normalization through the canonical embedding of the original function field. The two rational-function subfields remain linearly disjoint, while the coefficient extension of infinity valuation rings has unit different. The linear-disjoint different theorem therefore identifies the new infinity different with the extension of the old one.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension infinity
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Decidable equality on (RatFunc C) used in the exact constant extension infinity
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Decidable equality on (RatFunc S) used in the exact constant extension infinity
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The ambient constant-extension embedding restricts to the infinity integral closures.
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The original infinity normalization acts on the infinity normalization after exact constant extension through the canonical embedding of the original function field.
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The infinity-normalization algebra map is the ambient embedding of the original function field into the exact constant extension.
Changing the infinity coefficient valuation ring from C to S does
not change the integral closure inside an exact constant extension. The
underlying ring equivalence is the identity on the ambient function field.
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The infinity-normalization base-change equivalence preserves the ambient function-field element.
In an exact finite constant extension, the infinity different of the extended normalization is the extension of the original infinity different.