The local exponential series #
Let K be a finite extension of โ_[p], with absolute ramification index e. At every
integral depth i satisfying e < (p - 1) * i, the exponential series
โ n, x ^ n / n !
converges for x โ ๐[K] ^ i, and this file proves that convergence. Its sum is Mathlib's
NormedSpace.exp, so no new exponential is introduced here.
The threshold e < (p - 1) * i is exactly the range in which the term valuations tend to
infinity throughout the ideal: there the normalized valuation of x ^ n / n ! grows linearly in
n for every x โ ๐[K] ^ i, so the series converges on all of ๐[K] ^ i rather than on a
smaller ball. The strictness matters: at e = (p - 1) * i an x of normalized valuation
exactly i has x ^ n / n ! of valuation i * s with s the sum of the base p digits of
n, so the term valuations stay bounded along n = p ^ k and the terms do not tend to zero.
Convergence on the whole ideal is what makes the exponential a map from the deep additive
group ๐[K] ^ i to the deep unit group 1 + ๐[K] ^ i, whose inverse is the logarithm; that
identification of a deep additive group with a deep unit group is what computes the power
classes, and hence the square classes, of K.
Main results #
TauCeti.tendsto_expSeries_term_zero_of_le_normalizedValuation: exponential terms tend to zero when the argument has sufficiently large normalized valuation.TauCeti.summable_expSeries_of_mem_maximalIdeal_pow: the exponential series is summable on๐[K] ^ iin the convergence range.TauCeti.hasSum_exp_of_mem_maximalIdeal_pow: on๐[K] ^ iin the convergence range the exponential series sums toNormedSpace.exp.TauCeti.exp_add_of_mem_maximalIdeal_pow:exp (x + y) = exp x * exp yon๐[K] ^ i.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Local Fields, Chapter II, ยง5.
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, ยง5.
At a depth in the exponential convergence range, the terms x ^ n / n ! tend to zero for
every nonzero x whose normalized valuation is at least that depth.
The exponential series is summable for an element of ๐[K] ^ i whenever
e(K/โ_p) < (p - 1) * i.
The exponential series of a deep element sums to Mathlib's exponential NormedSpace.exp.
The functional equation of the exponential on deep elements. On ๐[K] ^ i with
(p - 1) * i > e, exp (x + y) = exp x * exp y.