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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.HasseWeil.FiniteExtensionRiemannSpaceProjectivization

Projectivized Riemann-space counts #

For a finite constant field, nonzero vectors in a finite-dimensional vector space modulo multiplication by nonzero scalars form its projectivization. This file records the three equivalent cardinality formulas needed in the function-field zeta argument:

The final statements specialize these formulas to every effective exhaustive divisor, using the already proved finite-dimensionality of its Riemann space.

One-dimensional subspaces of a finite vector space over K are counted by the geometric sum in the dimension.

The orbit quotient of nonzero vectors by nonzero scalar multiplication is counted by the same geometric sum.

Division form of the projective-space cardinality formula.

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noncomputable def BGS.HasseWeil.projectivizedRiemannSpaceConstantAlgebra (K : Type u_1) [Field K] (L : Type u_3) [Field L] [Algebra (RatFunc K) L] :

The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension riemann space projectivization construction.

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    Effective exhaustive divisors in the principal-divisor class represented by D. The sign convention matches the Riemann-space definition: x \in L(D) gives the effective divisor div(x) + D.

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      A nonzero Riemann-space section determines an effective divisor in the principal class represented by D.

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        Multiplying a nonzero section by a nonzero base-field scalar does not change its associated effective divisor.

        Under exact constants, a nonzero function has zero exhaustive principal divisor exactly when it is a nonzero base-field constant.

        With exact constants, two nonzero functions have the same exhaustive principal divisor exactly when they differ by a base-field scalar.

        Nonzero sections of L(D) modulo nonzero constant scalars satisfy the projective-space Nat.card identity. The following finiteness theorem turns this into an ordinary finite count when D is effective.

        For effective D, the scalar-orbit quotient of nonzero sections is a finite type.

        Under exact constants, an effective divisor class represented by an effective D is finite.

        Cardinality of the effective divisors in a fixed principal class under the exact-constants hypothesis.