Elements with a prescribed divisibility condition on their order #
In the cyclic auxiliary group used by the Chebotarev crossing, the useful tags are the elements whose order is divisible by the order of the chosen Frobenius element. This file gives that finite carrier together with its membership and divisibility API.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.taggedElements: elements whose order is divisible by a given natural number.
Main results #
TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.mem_taggedElements_iff: the defining membership condition.TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.taggedElements_subset_of_dvd: divisibility makes the tag carrier shrink.TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.card_taggedElements_eq_sum_totient: the exact cyclic count, expressed as a sum of Euler totients over the allowed orders.TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.card_taggedElements_cyclic: the exact count as#Htimes an Euler product over the primes off, overℝ.TauCeti.NumberField.Chebotarev.le_card_taggedElements_cyclic: a uniform lower bound for that count, overℝ.
References #
The crossing construction follows R. Sharifi, Algebraic Number Theory, Theorem 7.2.2.
Membership in taggedElements, unfolded to the order divisibility condition.
A stronger divisibility requirement gives a smaller tagged carrier.
Every element is tagged for the vacuous order condition f = 1.
The exact tagged count in a cyclic group. When f divides the order of H, the number
of elements whose order is divisible by f is #H times a product over the primes dividing f.
This restates IsCyclic.card_filter_dvd_orderOf_eq_mul_prod_primeFactors for the
taggedElements carrier and over ℝ. No positivity hypothesis on f is needed: f divides
Nat.card H, which is nonzero, so f is nonzero already.
The tagged elements of a cyclic group make up at least a fixed proportion of it. When
f ^ r divides the order of H, at least (1 - 2 ^ (-r)) ^ #f.primeFactors of the elements of
H have order divisible by f. The exact proportion is card_taggedElements_cyclic.
This restates IsCyclic.le_card_filter_dvd_orderOf for the taggedElements carrier and over
ℝ, which is where the density statements consuming it live. No positivity hypothesis on f is
needed: f ^ r divides Nat.card H, which is nonzero, so f is nonzero already.