A compatible prime and reduction for the cyclotomic opening #
For p ∤ n, a prescribed primitive n-th root in an algebraic closure of ZMod p
determines a homomorphism from the ring of integers of ℚ(ζₙ). Its kernel is a prime above
(p), and the induced quotient map sends all powers of the characteristic-zero generator to the
corresponding powers of the prescribed finite-characteristic root.
The canonical cyclotomic number field used for a common order n.
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The ring of integers of the canonical cyclotomic number field.
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The algebraic closure in which the prescribed characteristic-p roots live.
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Three n-th roots in the residue closure are powers of one primitive n-th root. The
coprimality hypothesis supplies the nonvanishing of n that was previously obtained from
characteristic zero.
The canonical primitive n-th root in the chosen characteristic-zero cyclotomic field.
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The canonical characteristic-zero root has exact order n.
The canonical cyclotomic root, regarded as an algebraic integer.
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The integral power basis generated by the canonical cyclotomic root.
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The compatible reduction homomorphism determined by the prescribed primitive root ω.
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- BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicReduction p n hcoprime ω hω = (BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicIntegralPowerBasis n).lift ω ⋯
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The compatible reduction sends the characteristic-zero generator to the prescribed root.
The prime ideal of the cyclotomic integers selected by the prescribed residue root.
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- BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicPrime p n hcoprime ω hω = RingHom.ker (BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicReduction p n hcoprime ω hω).toRingHom
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The selected kernel is prime because the residue closure is a field.
The selected prime lies above the rational prime (p).
The quotient by the compatible prime embeds in the chosen residue closure.
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- BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicQuotientReduction p n hcoprime ω hω = (BGS.Markoff.openingCyclotomicReduction p n hcoprime ω hω).kerLift
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The quotient reduction is injective: its source is exactly the quotient by the kernel.
The quotient reduction sends every power of the integral generator to the matching power of the prescribed residue root.
One chosen prime therefore realizes three prescribed powers simultaneously.