Finite-place Frobenius-twist averaging over an intermediate base #
This file proves the finite-place part of Stichtenoth's Frobenius-twist
average for C(X) \subseteq L \subseteq N.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension intermediate
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 intermediate frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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The algebra structure from C to L used in the exact constant extension intermediate
frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.intermediateAverageBaseConstantAlgebra C L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc C) L).comp (algebraMap C (RatFunc C))).toAlgebra
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A finite enumeration of (FiniteExtensionRationalFinitePlace C L) used in the exact
constant extension intermediate frobenius twist finite place average construction.
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The exact constant extension is finite-dimensional over every
intermediate function field L.
Compatibility of the rational-function and intermediate-base algebra maps on the exact constant extension.
The rational-function algebra on an intermediate-base Frobenius-twist
field is obtained through C(X) → L → F_g.
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The induced rational-function algebra is compatible with the inclusion of the twist field into the exact constant extension.
Every intermediate-base Frobenius-twist field is a finite function field
over C(X).
Separability of the exact constant extension descends to every intermediate-base Frobenius-twist field.
The ambient Frobenius twist regarded as an automorphism over its own fixed field.
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The twist over its fixed field generates the full relative Galois group.
Every finite place of the exact constant extension is unramified over an intermediate-base Frobenius-twist fixed field.
Every top finite place over a rational finite place of L has absolute
degree [S : C] when [N : L] divides the constant-extension degree.
Presentation-free local Frobenius-coset identity over a rational finite
place of the intermediate field L.
The Frobenius-fiber parametrization sends g to the ambient twist
(Frob, g) over the intermediate field.
Fixed top finite places in the restriction fiber above one rational
finite place of L, for one intermediate-base Frobenius twist.
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Above one rational finite place of L, summing fixed top places over all
intermediate-base Frobenius twists contributes exactly |Gal(N/L)|.
Rational finite places of an intermediate-base twist field are exactly
the degree-[S : C] top finite places fixed by its ambient Frobenius twist.
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Restriction through an intermediate Frobenius-twist field agrees with
direct restriction to L.
Rational finite places of one intermediate-base twist field are the
disjoint union, over rational finite places of L, of fixed top places in
the corresponding restriction fiber.
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The rational finite-place count of one intermediate-base Frobenius-twist field, with its rational-function algebra fixed explicitly.
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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 L.
Summed over all intermediate-base Frobenius twists, the rational finite
place count is exactly |Gal(N/L)| times the rational finite-place count of
L.
Viewing an intermediate-base Frobenius twist over C(X) does not change
its underlying automorphism of the exact constant extension.
Equality of the two twists as C(X)-automorphisms.
The fixed field constructed over L is the same function field as the
rational-base twist attached to g.restrictScalars C(X).
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