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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Global.LocalArtin.InfinitePlace

The local Artin symbols at the infinite places in a finite Galois extension #

Let L/K be a finite normal extension of fields and v an infinite place of K, with completion K_v, which is ℝ or ℂ. The archimedean Artin map infiniteArtinAt v : K_vˣ → G_{K_v}^ab, read in Gal(L/K)^ab by restricting along a place of L above v (TauCeti.decompositionRestrict), is the local Artin symbol at v

infiniteLocalArtinAt K L v : K_vˣ →* Gal(L/K)^ab.

In global class field theory it is the local factor at v of the global Artin map. It is a reading of infiniteArtinAt, not a second archimedean Artin map, and it is compatible with restriction to a normal subextension (infiniteLocalArtinAt_comp).

For a place w of L above v the symbol is explicit, through the decomposition group of w, which acts on L_w (NumberField.InfinitePlace.decompositionHom).

Consequently, for L/K Galois, the image of the symbol is the image of the decomposition group of w (range_infiniteLocalArtinAt), the local norms N_{L_w/K_v}(L_wˣ) lie in its kernel (normGroup_le_ker_infiniteLocalArtinAt), and for L/K abelian they are exactly its kernel (infiniteLocalArtinAt_eq_one_iff_mem_normGroup): the archimedean form of local reciprocity K_vˣ / N_{L_w/K_v}(L_wˣ) ≃ Gal(L_w/K_v).

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The local Artin symbol #

The local Artin symbol at an infinite place v of K, with values in the abelianized Galois group of a finite normal extension L/K: the archimedean Artin map of the completion K_v, read in Gal(L/K)^ab by restriction along a place of L above v (TauCeti.decompositionRestrict). It does not depend on the choice of that place.

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    The local Artin symbol at v is the archimedean Artin map of K_v followed by restriction to L.

    The local Artin symbol through a representative. If τ ∈ G_{K_v} represents the archimedean Artin symbol of x, then for every K-embedding j : L → K_vᵃˡᵍ the local Artin symbol of x at v is the class of the automorphism σ of L with j ∘ σ = τ ∘ j.

    Compatibility with restriction to a normal subextension. For a K-embedding f : M → L of a finite normal extension M/K, the local Artin symbol at v in Gal(L/K)^ab, restricted to M along f, is the local Artin symbol at v in Gal(M/K)^ab.

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    The local Artin symbol at a complex place is trivial: the absolute Galois group of K_v ≅ ℂ is trivial.

    Positive elements have trivial local Artin symbol at a real place: they lie in the kernel of the real Artin map.

    The local Artin symbol through the decomposition group #

    The local Artin symbol through the decomposition group. Let w be a place of L above v, ι : L_w → K_vᵃˡᵍ a K_v-embedding and τ ∈ G_{K_v} a representative of the archimedean Artin symbol of x. If σ is in the decomposition group of w and acts on L_w as τ does through ι, then the local Artin symbol of x at v is the class of σ.

    The local Artin symbol at an unramified place is trivial. If a place w of L above v is unramified over K, then L_w = K_v, and every element of G_{K_v} acts trivially on it.

    Local norms have trivial local Artin symbol. For a place w of L above v, the norms from L_w lie in the kernel of the local Artin symbol at v: at an unramified place it is trivial, and at a complex place over a real place the norms are the positive elements.

    The local Artin symbol of a negative element is complex conjugation. Let L/K be Galois and w a place of L ramified over K, so that w is complex and the place v below it is real. Every x ∈ K_vˣ that is negative in K_v ≅ ℝ has as local Artin symbol the class of the complex conjugation at w, the nontrivial element of its decomposition group.

    The image of the local Artin symbol is the decomposition group. For L/K Galois and w a place of L above v, the local Artin symbols at v are exactly the classes in Gal(L/K)^ab of the elements of the decomposition group of w.

    For an abelian extension, the kernel of the local Artin symbol is the local norm group. If Gal(L/K) is commutative and w is a place of L above v, then x ∈ K_vˣ has trivial local Artin symbol at v exactly when it is a norm from L_w.