The square-field Stepanov zero count #
This module turns a semilinear square-field Stepanov auxiliary into the
sharp zero-count estimate. The selected points are represented by an
injective finite family of finite exhaustive places, all away from a
degree-one pole place P.
Membership of the two section families in their one-point Riemann spaces
makes every section regular at each selected place. The square-field local
vanishing theorem then gives positive order of the nonzero first restriction
at every selected place. Its pole budget is ell + (#K) * m, so the
degree-one one-point height bound controls the cardinality of the family by
that same number.
The algebra structure from S to L used in the square field stepanov zero count
construction.
Equations
- BGS.HasseWeil.squareFieldZeroCountConstantAlgebra S L = ((algebraMap (RatFunc S) L).comp (algebraMap S (RatFunc S))).toAlgebra
Instances For
A square-field Stepanov auxiliary bounds any injective finite family of finite places away from its degree-one pole place.
The quadratic Frobenius identity is required only in the residue field of each selected place. Thus the theorem records exactly the local geometric input used by the semilinear vanishing step, without imposing a global residue-degree assertion.