A discrete simple-pole witness for the divisor zeta series #
The eventual Riemann--Roch class formula shows that, in every sufficiently
large admissible degree, advancing by the divisor-degree index produces more
effective divisors than multiplication by the corresponding power of the
constant-field cardinality. This is the coefficient-level noncancellation
behind the simple pole at T = 1.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension zeta simple pole
construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.simplePoleConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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Multiples of the canonical index divisor give actual divisor classes in all integer degrees that are nonnegative multiples of the index.
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In an admissible large degree, the effective-divisor coefficient grows
strictly more than the geometric q^d multiple when the degree is advanced
by the divisor-degree index d.
There is always a sufficiently large admissible coefficient witnessing the strict simple-pole growth.