Places attached to the height-one primes of a Dedekind model #
Let k be a field and R a Dedekind domain which is a k-algebra, with fraction field F.
Every height-one prime p of R gives a place of F / k: the normalized p-adic valuation
is surjective onto ℤᵐ⁰ by IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.valuation_surjective, and it is
trivial on k because the nonzero constants are units of R. Distinct primes give distinct
places, and the residue field of the place is the residue field R ⧸ p of the prime, so the
degree of the place is [R ⧸ p : k].
This is the affine half of the place vocabulary: applied to R = k[X] and F = k(x) it produces
the finite places of the rational function field (Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and
Codes, second edition, Proposition 1.2.1(a)), and applied to the integral closure of k[x] in a
function field it produces the places of a chosen affine model.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Place.ofPrime: the place ofF / kattached to a height-one prime ofR.TauCeti.Place.integersOfPrimeEquiv: the valuation ring of that place is the localization ofRatp.
Reduction R → F_P at an adic place is the canonical map
algebraMap R (TauCeti.Place.ofPrime k F p).ResidueField.
Main results #
TauCeti.Place.ofPrime_injective: distinct height-one primes give distinct places.TauCeti.Place.quotientAlgEquivResidueFieldOfPrime: the residue field ofPlace.ofPrime k F pisR ⧸ p, as ak-algebra.TauCeti.Place.quotientAlgEquivResidueFieldOfPrime_mkcomputes this equivalence on quotient representatives, andTauCeti.Place.degree_ofPrimereads off the degree of the place. The valuation ring is the localization ofRatp, so this is Mathlib'sIsLocalization.AtPrime.equivQuotMaximalIdeal.TauCeti.Place.ord_ofPrime_algebraMap: the order ofr : Rat the place is the multiplicity ofpin(r);TauCeti.Place.isUniformizer_ofPrime_algebraMapspecializes this to a generator ofp, which is therefore a prime element for the place.
References #
- H. Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and Codes, 2nd ed., GTM 254, Springer, 2009, Sections I.1 and III.2.
- The adic valuation of a height-one prime, its valuation subring and the identification of that
subring with the localization at the prime are
Mathlib/RingTheory/DedekindDomain/AdicValuation.lean(María Inés de Frutos-Fernández); the residue field of a localization at a prime isMathlib/RingTheory/Localization/AtPrime/Basic.lean.
The place of F / k attached to a height-one prime p of a Dedekind k-algebra R with
fraction field F: the normalized p-adic valuation.
Equations
- TauCeti.Place.ofPrime k F p = { valuation := IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.valuation F p, valuation_surjective := ⋯, isTrivialOn := ⋯ }
Instances For
Distinct height-one primes give distinct places: the place remembers its prime.
Orders of elements of R #
The valuation of the place of p extends the p-adic valuation of the model.
The elements of the model with a zero at the place of p are exactly the elements of p.
An element of R has positive order at ofPrime k F p exactly when it lies in p.
The order of an element of R at the place ofPrime k F p is the multiplicity of p in the
principal ideal it generates.
A generator of p is a prime element for the place ofPrime k F p, i.e. a uniformizer for its
normalized valuation.
The residue field #
R maps into the valuation ring of ofPrime k F p: every element is integral there.
Equations
The valuation ring of an adic place is the localization at its prime, by
IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.valuationSubringAtPrime_eq_valuationSubring.
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The equivalence from the localization at p to the integers of the adic place preserves
the underlying element of F.
Reduction from R at an adic place vanishes exactly on its prime ideal.
The residue field of an adic place is the residue field of its prime: reduction at
ofPrime k F p identifies R ⧸ p with F_P, as k-algebras. Its valuation ring is the
localization of R at p, so this is Mathlib's
IsLocalization.AtPrime.equivQuotMaximalIdeal, restricted from R to k.
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Instances For
The degree of an adic place is the degree of the residue field of its prime.