Stepanov restrictions over a square constant field #
Let S/K be a quadratic extension of finite fields and put s = #K.
The square-field Stepanov argument is linear over the full constant field
S, but its two restrictions are related by the s-power automorphism.
Consequently the coefficients of the first restriction must be transformed
by that automorphism. This is the semilinear point which is lost if an
S-rational point is treated merely as a degree-two place over K.
This file packages the coefficient transform and proves the local residue identity. It makes no point-count or smoothness assertion.
The algebra structure from S to L used in the square field stepanov restriction
construction.
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- BGS.HasseWeil.squareFieldRestrictionConstantAlgebra S L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc S) L).comp (algebraMap S (RatFunc S))).toAlgebra
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The first square-field restriction. The function grid is
f_i g_j^s, while the coefficients are transformed by c ↦ c^s.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The transformed first restriction has the same one-point pole budget as the ordinary first restriction.
Rank-nullity over the full square constant field produces a coefficient grid killed by the second restriction. Frobenius injectivity and linear independence of the first grid make the transformed first restriction nonzero.
With Frobenius-transformed coefficients, the residue of the first
restriction is the #K-power of the residue of the second restriction.
Local DVR form of the semilinear square-field vanishing step.
Finite-place form of semilinear square-field vanishing. The function
field and its places are over the full constant field S; K supplies the
half-Frobenius exponent.