Heights and zero counts in a one-point Riemann space #
This file supplies the direct bridge from membership in the one-point
Riemann space L(nP) to the pole height used by the exhaustive
principal-divisor API.
For a nonzero x ∈ L(nP), every negative-order place is P and its pole
order is at most n. Unfolding finiteExtensionHeight therefore gives the
bound height(x) ≤ n * deg(P). Combining this with the existing positive-order
place count gives the corresponding Tao-style zero-count estimate.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the one point height construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.onePointHeightConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
Instances For
A nonzero function in L(nP) has pole height at most n * deg(P).
This is proved directly from the exhaustive principal-divisor support and
the definition of finiteExtensionHeight; it does not invoke an abstract
divisor-degree estimate.
Degree-one specialization of
finiteExtensionHeight_le_of_mem_onePointRiemannSpace.
Tao-style zero count: a finite family injecting into positive-order
places of a nonzero x ∈ L(nP) has cardinality at most n * deg(P).
Degree-one specialization of the one-point zero count.