The morphism of two-chart models induced by an extension of function fields #
Let F' / F be an integral extension of algebraic function fields over k, let x ∈ F be
nonzero, and let x' ∈ F' be its image. A place of F' at which x' is regular lies over a
place of F at which x is regular, so F → F' maps the holomorphy ring 𝒪_x of F into the
holomorphy ring 𝒪_{x'} of F', and likewise 𝒪_{x⁻¹} into 𝒪_{x'⁻¹} and the overlap ring into
the overlap ring. For x transcendental over k, on the finite charts this is the inclusion of
the integral closure of k[x] in F into the integral closure of k[x] in F'. Taking spectra,
the two chart maps agree on the overlap, so they glue to a morphism of schemes over k
twoChartModel hF' hx' ⟶ twoChartModel hF hx
(TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.map). It is dominant, and for x transcendental over
k the pullback of rational functions along it is F → F', read through the identifications of
the function fields of the two models with F and F'. The construction is functorial: the
identity of F induces the identity, and a tower F → F' → F'' induces the composite.
For x transcendental over k, this is the morphism of normalized models of the projective line
attached to an embedding of function fields, the morphism part of the correspondence between
function fields and regular projective curves.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.finiteChartMap,TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.infinityChartMap: the maps𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'}and𝒪_{x⁻¹} → 𝒪_{x'⁻¹}of chart rings induced byF → F'.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.map: the morphism of two-chart models induced byF → F'.
Main results #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.ιFinite_mapandTauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.ιInfinity_map: on each chart,mapisSpecof the chart map.- the instances
(map …).IsOver (Spec k)andIsDominant (map …). TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.functionFieldEquiv_functionFieldMap_map: the pullback of rational functions alongmapisF → F'.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.map_idandTauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.map_comp: functoriality.
References #
- H. Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and Codes, 2nd ed., GTM 254, Springer, 2009, Section III.2 and Appendix B.
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, GTM 52, Springer, 1977, Section I.6 (the morphism of abstract nonsingular curves attached to an embedding of function fields).
The chart maps #
The map 𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'} of finite charts induced by F → F', where x' is the image of x:
a place of F' at which x' is regular lies over a place of F at which x is regular.
Instances For
The map 𝒪_{x⁻¹} → 𝒪_{x'⁻¹} of charts at infinity induced by F → F', where x' is the
image of x.
Instances For
The morphism of models #
The morphism of two-chart models induced by F → F': for x' ∈ F' the image of
x ∈ F, the morphism twoChartModel hF' hx' ⟶ twoChartModel hF hx glued from Spec of the
chart maps 𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'} and 𝒪_{x⁻¹} → 𝒪_{x'⁻¹}.
Instances For
On the finite chart, map is Spec of the map 𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'}.
On the finite chart, map is Spec of the map 𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'}.
On the chart at infinity, map is Spec of the map 𝒪_{x⁻¹} → 𝒪_{x'⁻¹}.
On the chart at infinity, map is Spec of the map 𝒪_{x⁻¹} → 𝒪_{x'⁻¹}.
map is a morphism of schemes over k.
map is dominant: the finite chart of twoChartModel hF' hx' is dense, and on it map is
Spec of the injective map 𝒪_x → 𝒪_{x'} followed by an open immersion with dense image.
Functions on the finite charts and the function field #
map sends the finite chart of twoChartModel hF' hx' into the finite chart of
twoChartModel hF hx.
On the finite charts, map acts on functions as F → F': pulling a function of 𝒪_x
back along map and restricting it to the finite chart of twoChartModel hF' hx' gives its image
in 𝒪_{x'}.
The pullback of rational functions along map is F → F': for x transcendental over
k, under the identifications k(X) ≃ F and k(X') ≃ F' of the function fields of the two
models, the pullback along map : X' ⟶ X is the algebra map F → F'.
Functoriality #
The identity of F induces the identity of twoChartModel hF hx.
A tower F → F' → F'' induces the composite of the morphisms of two-chart models.
A tower F → F' → F'' induces the composite of the morphisms of two-chart models.