Noncancellation of the indexed zeta numerator #
The strict divisor-count growth across one degree-index step detects the
uncancelled factor 1 - T^d in the indexed zeta denominator. This file
proves the formal coefficient statement and then specializes it to the
finite-extension effective-divisor series.
The partial sum of the coefficients of
Z(T) (1 - T) (1 - q T) is the boundary difference
Z_{n+1} - q Z_n.
For an ordinary curve denominator, every sufficiently late strict
boundary difference forces the numerator to be nonzero at T = 1.
Compress a power series supported in degrees divisible by d.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.compressPowerSeries d Z = PowerSeries.mk fun (n : ℕ) => (PowerSeries.coeff (d * n)) Z
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Expanding the compressed series recovers a series supported on multiples
of d.
Power-series expansion sends the ordinary denominator over q^d to the
indexed denominator over q.
Polynomial and power-series expansion commute with the polynomial coercion.
Indexed rationality for a series supported on multiples of d compresses
to ordinary rationality, with numerator P.contract d.
Under the same support hypothesis, the indexed polynomial is the
d-fold expansion of its contraction.
A sufficiently late strict growth witness in one admissible degree forces
noncancellation of the indexed numerator at T = 1.
The bound P.natDegree < n + 2*d is the exact condition needed after
compressing degrees by d; the admissibility condition d ∣ n identifies
the boundary coefficients with consecutive compressed coefficients.
The coefficient-cast effective-divisor series inherits indexed numerator noncancellation from any sufficiently late admissible strict-growth witness.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension zeta numerator
noncancellation construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.numeratorNoncancellationConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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The finite-extension effective-divisor series is supported precisely in degrees admissible for the divisor-degree index.
Strict growth witnesses supplied by uniform Riemann--Roch can be chosen beyond any prescribed lower degree and remain divisible by the canonical divisor-degree index.
Uniform Riemann--Roch forces noncancellation for every indexed rational form of the finite-extension effective-divisor series.
Uniform Riemann--Roch also forces noncancellation for every indexed rational form of the exhaustive closed-place point-count zeta series.
The finite-extension closed-place zeta series has an indexed rational
form whose numerator is normalized and does not vanish at T = 1.