Local maximality of the canonical different by cotrace #
This file connects the generic trace-image theorem formalizing Stichtenoth,
Theorem 3.4.6, Step (b1), to the explicit -2∞ base differential and the
extension-place filtration. A one-place witness detects every divisor not
bounded by the trace-different divisor. Applied to the glued cotrace Weil
functional, this proves that the trace-different divisor is its exact maximal
vanishing divisor, without assuming a Riemann--Hurwitz degree identity.
At every base chart place, maximality of the canonical -2∞
differential supplies a one-component adele at the first filtration step on
which the differential is nonzero.
The algebra structure from K[X] to L used in the finite extension canonical
different local maximality construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.detectionPolynomialAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap (Polynomial K) (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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A fiber lift supported over one base place lies in an arbitrary divisor filtration once its common nonzero fiber value satisfies the local bounds.
Normalize a one-component base adele and lift a trace preimage without changing its cotrace.
Step (b1), finite-place branch: any coefficient strictly above the finite different is detected by the cotrace functional on a fiber-constant adele in that divisor filtration.
Step (b1), infinity-place branch: after compensating the -2e term by
the square of the base infinity uniformizer, any coefficient strictly above
the infinity different is detected by cotrace.
Stichtenoth, Theorem 3.4.6, Step (b1), in the project chart model: every divisor not bounded by the explicit canonical different is detected by the base canonical functional after cotrace.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension canonical different
local maximality construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.detectionConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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The trace-different divisor is exactly the maximal vanishing divisor of the Weil functional obtained by gluing cotrace to zero. This is the direct local-maximality conclusion of Stichtenoth, Theorem 3.4.6, Step (b1), and does not assume a Riemann--Hurwitz degree identity.
The remaining trace-residue lower bound follows from the direct cotrace canonicality theorem, with no degree premise.
Any upper bound for the explicit different degree gives the corresponding genus bound directly from cotrace canonicality.