Constant extensions of plane-curve function fields #
This file constructs scalar extension at both the affine coordinate-ring and
function-field levels. If E / K is algebraic and the base-changed plane
curve stays irreducible, then
E ⊗[K] K(C) ≃ₐ[E] E(C_E).
The proof identifies the tensor product of E with the fraction field of the
coordinate ring as the fraction field of the tensor-product coordinate ring.
It then transports this fraction field through the explicit base-change
equivalence for the plane-curve coordinate ring. No Galois, Frobenius, place,
or point-counting assertion is made here.
Tensor the fraction field of A with an extension field E / K.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.TensorFraction K E A = TensorProduct K E (FractionRing A)
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Tensor A itself with an extension field E / K.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.TensorBase K E A = TensorProduct K E A
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Tensoring the fraction field agrees with localizing the tensor-product
base ring at the nonzero elements coming from A.
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The fraction-field structure on the tensor product after algebraic constant extension.
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If the scalar-extended base ring is a domain and E / K is algebraic,
then tensoring the fraction field produces the fraction field of the
scalar-extended base ring.
Scalar extension of a plane-curve coordinate ring, as an equivalence of algebras over the enlarged constant field.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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If the base-changed equation is irreducible, then its tensor-product coordinate ring is a domain.
Constant extension commutes with passing from an irreducible plane-curve coordinate ring to its function field.