The Frobenius quotient of an exact constant extension #
The direct-product description of the constant extension gives a canonical quotient from its full Galois group to the Galois group of the enlarged constants. Its kernel is exactly the original function-field Galois group. When the constants are finite, the Frobenius fiber is explicitly equivalent to that kernel; these are the twists used in the lower-bound argument.
Restriction to the enlarged constants, defined through the proved direct-product description of the full Galois group.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.exactConstantExtensionConstantQuotient C L N S hExact = (MonoidHom.fst Gal(S/C) Gal(N/L)).comp (BGS.HasseWeil.exactConstantExtensionAutMulEquiv C L N S hExact).symm.toMonoidHom
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On an automorphism assembled from its two tensor factors, the constant quotient returns the first factor.
The constant quotient records exactly how a full automorphism acts on the embedded enlarged constant field.
The constant quotient is onto.
The kernel of the constant quotient is precisely the image of the function-field action.
Frobenius on S / C, lifted to the tensor compositum while fixing N.
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The lifted Frobenius has order [S : C].
The constant quotient sends the lifted Frobenius to finite-field Frobenius.
The Frobenius fiber of the constant quotient is parametrized exactly by the original function-field Galois group.
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Consequently the Frobenius fiber has the same cardinality as
Gal(N/L).