One-point Riemann-space lower bounds for plane curves #
For an absolutely irreducible affine plane equation f, choose an infinity
place P where the first coordinate has a pole. The rectangular monomial
grid
{x^i y^j | 0 ≤ i ≤ n, 0 ≤ j < degreeOf 1 f}
lies in the Riemann space of a controlled effective pole divisor. Removing
all components away from P and comparing divisor degrees gives the coarse
one-point estimate
m * degree(P) + 1 ≤ finrank L(m P) + (degreeOf 0 f - 1) * (degreeOf 1 f - 1)
along an explicit arithmetic progression of pole levels m. The final
theorem combines this estimate with the one-place increment bound and the
exact constant field to force at least m - g strict levels in the one-point
Riemann filtration, where g is the displayed bidegree budget.
The effective pole divisor containing the rectangular monomial grid
x^i y^j with i ≤ n and j < b.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.planeMonomialPoleBudget K L x y n b = n • BGS.HasseWeil.finiteExtensionPoleDivisor K L x + (b - 1) • BGS.HasseWeil.finiteExtensionPoleDivisor K L y
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The coefficient of the monomial pole budget at a selected place.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.planeMonomialPoleLevel K L x y n b P = ((BGS.HasseWeil.planeMonomialPoleBudget K L x y n b) P).toNat
Instances For
The selected pole level is an explicit arithmetic progression in n.
The coarse bidegree genus budget used by the monomial argument. It is an upper-bound budget and does not assert that the affine plane model is smooth.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.planeCurveBidegreeGenusBudget f = (MvPolynomial.degreeOf 0 f - 1) * (MvPolynomial.degreeOf 1 f - 1)
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An absolutely irreducible plane curve admits a controlled infinity place and an explicit arithmetic progression of one-point pole levels satisfying the coarse Riemann lower bound
m * degree(P) + 1 ≤ finrank L(m P) + g,
where g = (degreeOf 0 f - 1) * (degreeOf 1 f - 1). The first-partial
hypothesis supplies the second-coordinate height bound used by the monomial
budget; the second-partial hypothesis makes the first coordinate separating.
Along the progression from
exists_planeCurve_onePointRiemannSpace_progression_lower_bound, every level
m ≥ g contains at least m - g strict inclusions in the one-point Riemann
filtration. Exact constants give the initial dimension one, while adding the
selected place raises dimension by at most its residue degree.