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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.HasseWeil.GeneralSquareFieldStepanovCount

A square-field Stepanov bound for arbitrary function fields #

The one-point Stepanov construction is intrinsic to a finite separable extension of a rational function field. This file applies it to the complete type of degree-one places, rather than to the regular affine points of a chosen plane model.

Choose one rational place as the pole. Every rational finite place away from it is a zero-counting place; at most one rational finite place is omitted. The rational places above infinity contribute at most the degree of the function-field extension, by the fundamental ramification-inertia equality. This gives a uniform estimate suitable for the Frobenius fixed-field twists.

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noncomputable def BGS.HasseWeil.generalSquareFieldConstantAlgebra (S : Type u_2) [Field S] (L : Type u_3) [Field L] [Algebra (RatFunc S) L] :

The algebra structure from S to L used in the general square field stepanov count construction.

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    The algebra structure from (RatFuncInfinityIntegers S) to L used in the general square field stepanov count construction.

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      The number of rational places above infinity is at most the function-field degree.

      The intrinsic one-point square-field Stepanov bound for all degree-one places of a finite separable function field, using Riemann's inequality only at rational finite places.

      If a rational finite place exists, it is chosen as the pole in the Stepanov construction. If none exists, all rational places lie above infinity and the fundamental ramification--inertia equality gives the required bound directly. Thus no Riemann inequality at an infinity place is needed.

      The intrinsic one-point square-field Stepanov bound for all degree-one places of a finite separable function field.

      This compatibility wrapper preserves the original API. Its stronger hypothesis supplies the finite-place Riemann inequalities required by finiteExtensionRationalPlaceCount_le_squareFieldStepanov_of_finitePlaceRiemann.