The exponential and the logarithm are inverse on deep units #
Let K be a finite extension of ℚ_[p] with absolute ramification index e, and let i be a
depth with e < (p - 1) * i. The exponential series converges on 𝓂[K] ^ i
(TauCeti.hasSum_exp_of_mem_maximalIdeal_pow) and the logarithm series converges on U(K,i)
(TauCeti.hasSum_log_of_mem_unitFiltration_one). This file proves that Mathlib's
NormedSpace.exp and NormedSpace.log restrict to mutually inverse bijections
exp : 𝓂[K] ^ i → U(K,i), log : U(K,i) → 𝓂[K] ^ i.
These are the two inverse identities of the deep-unit logarithm: they make exp and log
mutually inverse bijections between 𝓂[K] ^ i and U(K,i). Identifying these as groups
additionally needs the homomorphism property of the logarithm, which this file does not prove.
Main results #
TauCeti.valuation_exp_sub_one:v(exp x - 1) = v(x)forx ∈ 𝓂[K] ^ i.TauCeti.exists_mem_unitFiltration_eq_exp:exp xis a unit inU(K,i)forx ∈ 𝓂[K] ^ i.TauCeti.log_exp_of_mem_maximalIdeal_pow:log (exp x) = xforx ∈ 𝓂[K] ^ i.TauCeti.exp_log_of_mem_unitFiltration:exp (log u) = uforu ∈ U(K,i).
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, Proposition (5.5).
On 𝓂[K] ^ i with (p - 1) * i > e, the exponential preserves the valuation of its
argument: v(exp x - 1) = v(x).
On 𝓂[K] ^ i with (p - 1) * i > e, the exponential lands in the unit filtration
U(K,i).
The logarithm inverts the exponential on deep elements. On 𝓂[K] ^ i with
(p - 1) * i > e, log (exp x) = x.
The exponential inverts the logarithm on deep units. On U(K,i) with (p - 1) * i > e,
exp (log u) = u.