Local trace image for cotrace maximality #
This file formalizes the exact local trace-image argument in Stichtenoth,
Theorem 3.4.6, Step (b1). Weak approximation creates an element just outside
the complementary module at an offending extension place; trace duality then
shows that any prescribed base element of order -1 is a trace without losing
the required lower bounds at the places over the chosen base place.
Rebuild a height-one prime from an ideal in the finite primes-over set.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.heightOneOfPrimesOverFinset A p Q hQ = { asIdeal := Q, isPrime := ⋯, ne_bot := ⋯ }
Instances For
Membership in the finite primes-over set is equivalent to contraction to the selected height-one prime.
Every ideal selected by primesOverFinset is prime in the factorization
monoid sense required by the weak-approximation theorem.
A valuation bound on a nonzero element gives the corresponding lower bound for its principal fractional-ideal coefficient.
Weak approximation realizes simultaneous lower order bounds over one base prime and realizes a prescribed negative order exactly at one chosen prime.
If one local order bound is strictly below the complementary-module
threshold, then every element of base order -1 occurs as a trace while all
the prescribed order bounds over the chosen base prime are retained.
This is the algebraic core of Stichtenoth, Theorem 3.4.6, Step 1(b).