The geometric F. K. Schmidt composition #
This file composes indexed zeta rationality, numerator noncancellation, the formal constant-extension identity, and indexed rationality after exact constant extension. The extension is never assumed to have degree index one.
The only geometric input left explicit is the closed-place count identity for the constant extension whose degree is the original divisor-degree index.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension zeta degree index one
construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.degreeIndexOneAutomaticConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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Exact constants automatically give an indexed rational numerator which
does not vanish at T = 1.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the finite extension zeta degree index one
construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.degreeIndexOneBaseConstantAlgebra C N = ((algebraMap (RatFunc C) N).comp (algebraMap C (RatFunc C))).toAlgebra
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The exhaustive closed-place point-count sequence of the exact constant
extension, packaged with its canonical S(X)-function-field structure.
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Replacing the former explicit Classical.decEq choices by the canonical
closed-place choices does not change the exact-constant-extension count.
Noncircular geometric F. K. Schmidt theorem.
S/C is required to have degree equal to the original divisor-degree index.
The sole remaining geometric relation says that the closed-place point count
after this constant extension at level r is the original count at level
d*r. Indexed rationality of both zeta series, including the extension, is
derived internally.