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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.WeilDivisor.PicZeroQuotient

The degree-zero divisor quotient model of abstract Pic⁰ #

This file adds a small Layer A bridge for the Jacobian roadmap. The file TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.WeilDivisor.Principal.Basic defines the abstract divisor class group Cl(X) of an order system and defines Pic⁰ as the kernel of the descended weighted degree on Cl(X). Classically, the same group is also described as degree-zero divisors modulo principal divisors. This file identifies those two descriptions.

For an order system S whose principal divisors have weighted degree zero, the natural map from weighted-degree-zero divisors to S.picZero w h,

D ↦ [D],

is surjective, and its kernel is the subgroup of weighted-degree-zero divisors whose underlying divisor is principal. The first isomorphism theorem then gives

(weighted-degree-zero divisors) / (principal divisors) ≃+ Pic⁰.

This advances TauCetiRoadmap/JacobianChallenge/README.md, Layer A, specifically the item "Degree. ... Then Pic⁰ X = ker deg (as an abstract group; the functorial Pic⁰ is defined in Layer D)." No external mathematics is vendored; the proof uses Tau Ceti's existing WeilDivisor/OrderSystem API and Mathlib's quotient-group first isomorphism theorem.

Weighted degree-zero divisors modulo principal divisors #

Principal divisors inside the weighted-degree-zero divisor group: a degree-zero divisor belongs to this subgroup exactly when its underlying divisor is principal.

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    The natural map from weighted-degree-zero divisors to the abstract degree-zero divisor class group Pic⁰, sending a divisor to its divisor class.

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      The natural map from weighted-degree-zero divisors to Pic⁰ is surjective: every degree-zero divisor class has a weighted-degree-zero representative.

      The kernel of the map from weighted-degree-zero divisors to Pic⁰ is exactly the subgroup of principal divisors inside the weighted-degree-zero divisor group.

      The quotient of weighted-degree-zero divisors by principal divisors is the abstract degree-zero divisor class group Pic⁰.

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