The original function field after enlarging the normal-closure constants #
Let F / K(t) be finite separable, let N be the chosen normal closure, and
let C be the full algebraic constant field of N. If K is already the
exact constant field of F, linear disjointness identifies the scalar
extension C ⊗[K] F with its multiplication image CF inside N.
This file constructs that image as an intermediate field, equips it with the
C(t)-structure inherited from the constant base inside N, and records the
two structural facts needed downstream: N / CF is finite Galois and C is
the exact constant field of CF.
The scalar action of K on (FunctionFieldNormalClosure K F) used in the function
field normal closure original compositum construction.
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The module structure of (FunctionFieldNormalClosure K F) over K used in the function
field normal closure original compositum construction.
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The scalar action of K on (FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantField K F) used in the
function field normal closure original compositum construction.
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The module structure of (FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantField K F) over K used in
the function field normal closure original compositum construction.
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The scalar action of (FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantField K F) on
(FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantBase K F) used in the function field normal closure
original compositum construction.
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The module structure of (FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantBase K F) over
(FunctionFieldNormalClosureConstantField K F) used in the function field normal
closure original compositum construction.
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Multiplication of the two embedded factors C and F inside the normal
closure. Before exactness is imposed this is merely an algebra homomorphism
from the tensor product; exactness will make its source a field and hence the
map injective.
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The compositum CF inside the chosen normal closure, realized as the
field range of tensor multiplication.
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Tensor scalar extension is the same field as the compositum CF inside
the normal closure.
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Every algebraic constant of the normal closure belongs to CF.
The original rational-function field belongs to CF.
The inclusion of the full constant field into CF.
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The compositum is naturally an algebra over the full constant field.
The constant-field scalar action on the original compositum.
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The corresponding module structure on the original compositum.
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The tensor/compositum equivalence respects the enlarged constants.
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The constant embedding into CF agrees with its embedding into N.
The inclusion of K(t) into CF.
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The compositum is naturally a K(t)-algebra.
The K(t) embedding into CF agrees with its embedding into N.
The constant base C(t) inside N is contained in the larger compositum
CF.
Inclusion of the constant base C(t) into CF, linear over C.
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The standard coefficient algebra structure on C(t) used by the
rational-function equivalence.
The C(t)-algebra structure on CF, transported through the canonical
equivalence C(t) ≃ C K(t) inside the normal closure.
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CF as an algebra over the enlarged rational-function field C(t).
The two embeddings of K into CF, directly and through C, agree.
The chosen normal closure is finite over the original compositum CF.
The chosen normal closure remains Galois after enlarging the base from
K(t) to the intermediate field CF.
Enlarging the original function field to CF introduces exactly the
constants C and no others.
The constant algebra on F obtained by restricting the given
K(t)-algebra. This named definition is useful when applying constructions
whose constant algebra is definitionally this restriction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.functionFieldCanonicalConstantAlgebra K F = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) F).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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For the canonical restricted constant algebra, the tensor/compositum
equivalence is linear over C(t), not merely over K.
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