Weil differentials and the duality theorem #
This file defines Weil differentials, the canonical divisor class, and the duality theorem
that identifies L(W − D) with Ω(D).
Main definitions #
FunctionField.WeilDifferentialFunctionField.WeilDifferential.differentialSpaceFunctionField.WeilDifferential.divOmegaFunctionField.IsCanonical
Main results #
The classical decidable equality on k(X) used by the coordinate places.
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The k- and K-scalar actions on the adele space are compatible.
The sandwich quotient A(D') ⧸ (A(D) + diag(K)) ⊓ A(D') is finite-dimensional.
The adele class space 𝒜_K ⧸ (A(D) + diag(K)) is finite-dimensional over k.
A Weil differential: a k-linear functional on adeles vanishing on some A(D)+diag(K).
The underlying
k-linear functional on adeles.The functional vanishes on
A(D) + diag(K)for some divisorD.
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A Weil differential is nonzero.
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The space Ω(D) of k-linear functionals vanishing on A(D)+diag(K).
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Multiplication by a unit sends A(D + (x)) + diag(K) into A(D) + diag(K).
Scalar multiplication of a Weil differential by x ∈ K.
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Ω(D) is the dual annihilator of A(D) + diag(K).
Divisors D for which ω vanishes on A(D)+diag(K).
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vanishingDivisors is downward closed.
Underlying functional of a sum of differentials.
If ω vanishes on A(D₀)+diag(K) and f ∈ L(E), then f•ω vanishes on
A(D₀−E)+diag(K).
For D₀ ∈ M_ω, multiplication into ω maps L(E) into Ω(D₀ − E).
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S2: the space of Weil differentials is one-dimensional over K.
Vanishing divisors translate by the principal divisor under scalar multiplication.
Directedness of the vanishing set: it is closed under ⊔.
Degree bound (duality-free): a vanishing divisor of a nonzero ω has degree ≤ 2g − 1.
The divisor of a nonzero Weil differential.
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A divisor is canonical when it is the divisor of a nonzero Weil differential.
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- MarkoffRiemannRoch.FunctionField.Chart.IsCanonical k K W = ∃ (ω : MarkoffRiemannRoch.FunctionField.Chart.WeilDifferential k K) (hω : ω.IsNonzero), ω.divOmega hω = W
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A function field admits a canonical divisor.