Splitting effective exhaustive divisors at infinity #
An effective divisor on the exhaustive place type of a finite extension of
K(X) is a finitely supported natural-number-valued function. Since that
place type is a sum of finite and above-infinity places, such a divisor
splits canonically into its finite and infinity parts.
This file records the inverse equivalence, degree additivity, the conversion
to the repository's integer-valued effective divisors, and the resulting
fixed-degree convolution. The finite component is also identified with a
nonzero ideal in the normalization of K[X].
Effective divisors on all exhaustive places.
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Effective divisors supported above the place at infinity.
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Natural-number degree of an effective exhaustive divisor.
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Natural-number degree of an effective divisor supported at infinity.
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An effective exhaustive divisor is exactly a pair consisting of its finite-place and infinity-place components.
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The existing finite-divisor degree is the restriction of exhaustive place degree to the finite branch.
Degree is additive across the finite/infinity split.
Cast an effective natural-number divisor to the integer-valued divisor type used by Riemann spaces and divisor classes.
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The cast divisor is effective.
Natural degree casts to the integer degree of the associated exhaustive divisor.
Natural effective exhaustive divisors are equivalent to the subtype of pointwise-effective integer-valued exhaustive divisors.
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Splitting an effective exhaustive divisor and replacing its finite part by the corresponding nonzero affine ideal.
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Under the ideal/infinity equivalence, exhaustive degree is affine ideal degree plus infinity degree.
Every infinity coefficient is bounded by the weighted degree.
Effective infinity divisors of a fixed degree form a finite type.
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The effective-infinity-divisor coefficient of degree n.
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Fixed-degree effective exhaustive divisors split according to the degree of their finite component.
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Each fixed split-degree fiber is the product of its finite and infinity fixed-degree components.
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Effective exhaustive divisors of fixed degree form a finite type.
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The effective-exhaustive-divisor coefficient of degree n.
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Fixed-degree exhaustive divisor counts are the convolution of the affine ideal coefficients with the infinity-divisor coefficients.
The same convolution with the finite coefficient written as the affine
ideal count in the normalization of K[X].