Local ramification data and weighted partitions #
For a finite extension of fields, TauCeti.Place.localData records the pair consisting of the
ramification index and the relative residue degree at each place above a fixed place. For an
algebraic function field, repeating each index by its residue degree gives a partition of the
extension degree. If all residue degrees are one, its parts are the unweighted ramification
indices; this applies in particular over algebraically closed constants. The local data depend
only on the fibre with its ramification indices and relative degrees, so a bijection of fibres
preserving both identifies them (TauCeti.Place.localData_eq_of_equiv).
The finite fibre and the sum of products are supplied by
TauCeti.Place.finite_setOf_restrict_eq and
TauCeti.Place.sum_ramificationIdx_mul_relativeDegree_eq_finrank_of_isFunctionField.
The partition uses Mathlib's Nat.Partition without discarding residue degrees.
References #
- H. Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and Codes, 2nd ed., GTM 254, Springer, 2009, Section III.1, especially Theorem 3.1.11.
The local pairs (e, f) at the places above P, with one entry per place, retaining
multiplicity when different places have the same invariants.
Instances For
The local data are the ramification and relative residue degrees on the finite fibre.
A pair occurs exactly when it is realized by a place above P.
The number of local-data entries is the number of places above P.
Local data are invariant under a matching of fibres: a bijection between the places of
F' and those of L' carrying the places above P onto the places above Q, with the same
ramification indices and relative degrees, identifies the local data at Q with those at P.
Transport along an isomorphism of extensions, or along a substitution of the base field, provides
such a bijection.
The fundamental identity expressed in the local-data multiset.
The partition of [F' : F] in which the ramification index at a place above P occurs
as many times as its relative residue degree. Unlike the unweighted indices, these parts sum
to the extension degree without any rationality assumption on the places.
Instances For
The parts are obtained by repeating each ramification index by its relative residue degree.
A part is precisely a ramification index realized above P. Multiplicities are specified by
parts_weightedRamificationPartition, not by this membership statement.
The number of weighted parts is the sum of the relative residue degrees.
When every place above P has relative residue degree one, the partition consists of the
unweighted ramification indices, one per place.
Over algebraically closed constants the weighted partition is the unweighted multiset of ramification indices.