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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Global.OrdinaryUnits

Ordinary units as S-units with no allowed finite denominators #

For an extension of number fields L/K, the S-units with S = โˆ… are the units of ๐“ž L. The identification respects the action of Aut(L/K), so it is an isomorphism of integral representations, rather than just an isomorphism of the underlying groups. In particular, their Herbrand quotients agree. This identifies the ordinary-unit term in the valuation sequence used to calculate the Herbrand quotient of S-units.

The underlying group identification is Set.unitEmptyEquivUnits; the action on integer units is Mathlib's Units.mulDistribMulActionRight applied to the action on the ring of integers.

Reference #

The S-units with no allowed finite denominators and the units of the ring of integers are canonically isomorphic as integral representations of Aut(L/K).

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    The forward identification preserves the underlying element of the number field.

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    The inverse identification preserves the underlying element of the number field.

    The empty-set S-unit term in a Herbrand-quotient computation can be replaced by the ordinary units with their Galois action.