Degree-one places of a finite function field #
This file defines the actual degree-one place type used by the fixed-field argument and proves that it is finite over a finite constant field. The proof does not assume a point-count bound: finite degree-one places inject into the finite family of linear base primes together with their finite lying-over fibers, while the places above infinity already form a finite lying-over fiber.
Degree-one finite places of the rational function field K(t).
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Embed a degree-one rational-function-field place into the finite coefficient space of polynomials of degree less than two.
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There are finitely many degree-one finite places of K(t) when K is
finite.
The algebra structure from K[X] to L used in the rational place construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.rationalPlacePolynomialAlgebra K L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc K) L).comp (algebraMap (Polynomial K) (RatFunc K))).toAlgebra
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Degree-one finite places of a finite extension of K(t).
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Degree-one places above infinity of a finite extension of K(t).
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The exhaustive type of degree-one places of a finite extension of
K(t), split into the finite and above-infinity parts.
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The split rational-place type is exactly the subtype of exhaustive places whose place degree is one.
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The number of degree-one places of the finite function field.
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A rational finite place determines a rational base place together with a prime in its finite lying-over fiber.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.rationalFinitePlaceToBaseFiber K L Q = ⟨⟨IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.under (Polynomial K) ↑Q, ⋯⟩, ⟨(↑Q).asIdeal, ⋯⟩⟩
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The degree-one finite places of a finite function field are finite over a finite constant field.
The degree-one places above infinity are finite.
The exhaustive degree-one place type is finite over a finite constant field.