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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.HasseWeil.FiniteExtensionDivisorClassRecurrence

Divisor classes and the indexed eventual recurrence #

This file builds the exhaustive divisor-class quotient and partitions the effective divisors of a fixed degree into its class fibers. Under exact constants, each fiber is the projectivization of the corresponding Riemann space.

The final recurrence is conditional on one explicit geometric input: the uniform eventual Riemann formula for arbitrary exhaustive divisors, not merely divisors on one effective ray. This is the remaining theorem needed to turn the existing one-ray stabilization results into the global divisor-count recurrence. In particular, no finiteness of a projective divisor class group is assumed: it follows, in every sufficiently large degree, from the uniform formula and the already proved finiteness of the effective divisors of that degree.

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noncomputable def BGS.HasseWeil.divisorClassConstantAlgebra (K : Type u_1) [Field K] (L : Type u_2) [Field L] [Algebra (RatFunc K) L] :

The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension divisor class recurrence construction.

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    The additive subgroup of exhaustive principal divisors.

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      Divisor classes of a prescribed integer degree.

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        Translation by a divisor of degree d identifies the degree-n and degree-n+d class fibers.

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          The fixed-degree effective divisors lying in one divisor class.

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            A fixed-degree class fiber is exactly the effective divisors in the principal class of its chosen representative.

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              Uniform eventual Riemann formula for arbitrary exhaustive divisors. This is the single geometric input not supplied by the current one-ray stabilization files.

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                The uniform eventual formula makes every sufficiently large divisor class effective.

                Hence the set of divisor classes of every sufficiently large admissible degree is finite.

                Under exact constants, every sufficiently large fixed-degree class fiber is finite.

                Every large degree-n class fiber has the same geometric-sum cardinality.

                The global effective-divisor coefficient is the number of degree-n classes times the common projective Riemann-space count.

                A canonical signed divisor whose degree is the divisor-degree index. It need not be effective; this is why translation is carried out in the class group rather than by adding an effective divisor.

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                  Translation by the signed index representative preserves the number of classes when the degree is advanced by the index.

                  theorem BGS.HasseWeil.geomSum_indexed_recurrence (q ell d : ℕ) :
                  ∑ i ∈ Finset.range (ell + 2 * d), q ^ i + q ^ d * ∑ i ∈ Finset.range ell, q ^ i = (q ^ d + 1) * ∑ i ∈ Finset.range (ell + d), q ^ i

                  The finite geometric sums satisfy the indexed curve-zeta recurrence.

                  The actual eventual indexed recurrence for exhaustive effective-divisor counts. The only unproved input is the explicitly stated uniform eventual Riemann formula.

                  Subtractive integer form of the indexed recurrence, matching the coefficient hypothesis used by formal zeta rationality.