Odd common-prime Kummer classes on the split trace curve #
This module proves the rational-function and quadratic-base obstructions needed when an odd prime
divides both covering exponents. Exact height-one-prime divisibility rules out nontrivial powers
of the residual ratio (1 - sigma * X) / (1 - X), and a norm calculation upgrades this to
independence of the two degree-one trace-coordinate classes modulo an odd prime.
Turning this base-field class calculation into irreducibility for noncoprime covers still requires the roots-of-unity eigencharacter descent in the first Kummer extension.
No nontrivial power below a prime exponent of the residual trace ratio
can itself be a prime power in the rational-function field. This is the
height-one-prime obstruction at sigma * X - 1; the denominator prime
1 - X is distinct precisely when sigma != 1.
The residual ratio is exactly X * splitTraceRadicand sigma in the
rational base of the trace curve.
Divisibility form used after taking norms: the exponent of the residual
ratio need only be nonzero modulo q.
Odd-prime Kummer-class independence of the two degree-one trace coordinates. The norm first forces the two character exponents to agree; the remaining diagonal character is exactly the residual rational function handled above.