Canonicality criterion for the finite-extension different divisor #
The Corvaja--Zannier development constructs the divisor of the separating
differential dX place by place: its finite coefficients are trace-different
multiplicities, and its coefficients above infinity are the different
multiplicity minus twice the ramification index. The Riemann--Roch library,
on the other hand, defines canonical divisors as maximal vanishing divisors
of nonzero adelic Weil functionals.
This module gives the exact theorem-level reduction between those two presentations. It does not assume or package canonicality. The target is equivalent to:
the Riemann--Hurwitz identity for the total trace different; and
the dimension statement
genus K L ≤ finrank K (finiteExtensionRiemannSpace K L Ddiff).
Once the degree identity is known, Riemann--Roch proves that this finrank is
already between g - 1 and g. Thus the exact remaining
trace-residue/Kähler-to-Weil theorem is the displayed lower bound: construct
the Weil functional attached to dX, identify its local annihilator with the
trace-different/Kähler module, and thereby close the last one-dimensional
gap.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension canonical different
canonicality criterion construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.canonicalCriterionConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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The algebra structure from K[X] to L used in the finite extension canonical
different canonicality criterion construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.canonicalCriterionPolynomialAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap (Polynomial K) (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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A degree-zero chart divisor has a Riemann--Roch space of dimension at most one.
At canonical degree, Riemann--Roch leaves at most a one-dimensional defect from canonicality.
Canonicality of the explicit different divisor is equivalent to its canonical degree and canonical Riemann--Roch dimension. Both conditions are stated entirely in the exhaustive BGS divisor model.
Once Riemann--Hurwitz supplies the degree identity, canonicality is equivalent to closing the single remaining Riemann--Roch dimension gap.
The degree identity leaves at most one unit of uncertainty in the Riemann--Roch dimension of the explicit different divisor.
The degree half of canonicality is exactly the Riemann--Hurwitz identity for the finite and infinite trace different.