Complete rational-place averaging over an intermediate base #
The finite-place average over Gal(N/L) is exact. Complete rational-place
counts differ from it only at infinity, and both the twists and L have at
most the original degree [N : C(X)] rational infinity places. This gives a
uniform aggregate error independent of the auxiliary constant extension.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the exact constant extension intermediate
frobenius twist rational place average construction.
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The algebra structure from C to L used in the exact constant extension intermediate
frobenius twist rational place average construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.intermediateRationalAverageConstantAlgebra C L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc C) L).comp (algebraMap C (RatFunc C))).toAlgebra
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The rational infinity-place count of one intermediate-base twist.
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The complete rational-place count of one intermediate-base twist, split into finite and infinity parts.
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The split definition is the actual complete rational-place count.
Each intermediate twist has at most [N : C(X)] rational infinity
places, provided its intermediate Galois order divides the constant degree.
Rational infinity places of the intermediate field itself are bounded by the original degree.
The total infinity contribution of the twists is bounded by the group order times the original degree.
Exact finite-plus-infinity aggregate identity over Gal(N/L).
The complete rational-place aggregate is uniformly close to the group
order times the complete rational-place count of L.