Stepanov auxiliaries at places of degree at most two #
At a degree-two place the strict-level filtration can jump by two. Choosing one section per strict level for both tensor factors therefore loses the factor of two needed by the Stepanov dimension count. The first factor still uses bounded distinct pole-order digits, while the second factor is now a full basis of its one-point Riemann space. The basis-grid theorem proves that the first restriction remains injective.
With ell = #K - 1 and m = #K + 2g, the same large-field hypothesis as in
the degree-one construction makes the coefficient dimension exceed the
second restriction target for every place degree r ≤ 2.
The algebra structure from K to L used in the one point stepanov degree two
auxiliary construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.degreeTwoAuxiliaryConstantAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap K (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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The one-point Riemann space at level N has dimension at most
N * degree(P) + 1 when the constants are exactly K.
A Riemann lower bound at a place of degree at most two produces a
nonzero Stepanov coefficient grid. The first family has bounded distinct
pole orders; the second family is a full basis of L(mP).
The returned second restriction equality is in the ambient function field, so it can be consumed directly by the local square-Frobenius vanishing argument.