Arithmetic cases for marked local Galois presentations #
The marked classification of maximal pro-p local Galois groups separates the dyadic fields
with exactly two 2-power roots of unity according to the parity of their degree and, in even
degree, according to whether -1 belongs to the cyclotomic image. This file defines those
arithmetic predicates and proves that every finite extension of ℚ₂ lies in exactly one of the
four resulting cases. At an odd prime, it proves that exactly one of the free and nonexceptional
Demushkin cases applies.
The partition is purely arithmetic: it does not assume a Demushkin presentation. It is the case split used when the abstract marked classification is applied to a local Galois group.
The free arithmetic case: K does not contain a primitive p-th root of unity.
Equations
- TauCeti.IsFreeCase p K = ¬∃ (ζ : K), IsPrimitiveRoot ζ p
Instances For
Characterization of the free arithmetic case.
A field in which 2 ≠ 0 (for example, any field of characteristic zero) is never in the
free arithmetic case at p = 2, since -1 is a primitive square root of unity.
The nonexceptional Demushkin case: K contains μ_p and its group of p-power roots of
unity does not have order two.
Equations
- TauCeti.IsQNeTwoCase p K = ((∃ (ζ : K), IsPrimitiveRoot ζ p) ∧ TauCeti.localRootOfUnityOrder p K ⋯ ≠ 2)
Instances For
Characterization of the nonexceptional Demushkin case.
At an odd prime, exactly one of the free and nonexceptional Demushkin arithmetic cases
applies. The exceptional value q = 2 cannot occur because the local root-of-unity order is a
power of p.
The even dyadic case in which the cyclotomic image contains -1.
Equations
- TauCeti.IsDyadicEvenPlusMinusCase K = (TauCeti.localRootOfUnityOrder 2 K ⋯ = 2 ∧ Even (Module.finrank ℚ_[2] K) ∧ -1 ∈ (TauCeti.localCyclotomicCharacter 2 K).range)
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The even dyadic case in which the cyclotomic image does not contain -1.
Equations
- TauCeti.IsDyadicEvenPrincipalCase K = (TauCeti.localRootOfUnityOrder 2 K ⋯ = 2 ∧ Even (Module.finrank ℚ_[2] K) ∧ -1 ∉ (TauCeti.localCyclotomicCharacter 2 K).range)
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The four arithmetic branches of the dyadic marked classification.
- qNeTwo : DyadicMarkedCase
- odd : DyadicMarkedCase
- evenPlusMinus : DyadicMarkedCase
- evenPrincipal : DyadicMarkedCase
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The arithmetic predicate represented by a dyadic marked case.
Equations
- TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.Holds K TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.qNeTwo = TauCeti.IsQNeTwoCase 2 K
- TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.Holds K TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.odd = TauCeti.IsDyadicOddCase K
- TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.Holds K TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.evenPlusMinus = TauCeti.IsDyadicEvenPlusMinusCase K
- TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.Holds K TauCeti.DyadicMarkedCase.evenPrincipal = TauCeti.IsDyadicEvenPrincipalCase K
Instances For
Characterization of the numerical and cyclotomic conditions in the even plus-minus case.
Characterization of the numerical and cyclotomic conditions in the even principal case.
The even plus-minus case has exactly two 2-power roots of unity.
The degree in the even plus-minus case is even.
In the even plus-minus case, the cyclotomic image contains -1.
The even principal case has exactly two 2-power roots of unity.
The degree in the even principal case is even.
In the even principal case, the cyclotomic image does not contain -1.
Every finite extension of ℚ₂ belongs to exactly one arithmetic branch of the marked
classification.