Discrete valuation rings of an algebraic extension of a local field #
Let K be a nonarchimedean local field and M an algebraic extension of K. A discrete
valuation
ring S with fraction field M which lies over 𝒪[K] through a local homomorphism defines a
valuation on M whose restriction to K has valuation ring 𝒪[K]
(TauCeti.isEquiv_comap_valuation_maximalIdeal_of_isLocalHom). Since the valuation of K
extends uniquely to M (TauCeti.algebraicExtensionValuation_isEquiv), the valuation of S is the
extended valuation, and in particular S lies inside 𝒪[M].
This is what lets a statement phrased with an abstract discrete valuation ring dominating 𝒪[K],
such as potential good reduction, be read over the ring of integers of an algebraic extension.
Main results #
TauCeti.isEquiv_valuation_maximalIdeal_of_isLocalHom: the valuation ofSis equivalent to the valuation ofM.TauCeti.valuation_algebraMap_le_one_of_isLocalHom: the elements ofShave valuation at most1inM.
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, §4 (Theorem 4.8).
A discrete valuation ring dominating 𝒪[K] defines the extended valuation. Let S be a
discrete valuation ring with fraction field an algebraic extension M of K, lying over
𝒪[K]
through a local homomorphism. Its valuation is equivalent to the valuation of any valuative
relation on M extending that of K.
A discrete valuation ring dominating 𝒪[K] lies in 𝒪[M]. Every element of a discrete
valuation ring S with fraction field M, lying over 𝒪[K] through a local homomorphism, has
valuation at most 1 for any valuative relation on M extending that of K.