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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.FiniteExtension.IntermediateField

Local-field structures on finite intermediate fields #

A finite intermediate field of an extension of a nonarchimedean local field need not inherit a topology or a valuative relation from its ambient field. This file packages the spectral-norm construction for such an intermediate field directly. The resulting named normed-field, valuative-relation, and topology structures can be installed locally without placing any structure on the ambient field and without introducing global instance diamonds.

The three accompanying theorems give the closed construction chain needed by consumers: the new valuative relation extends the one on the base, the new topology is valuative, and together they make the intermediate field a nonarchimedean local field.

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The spectral-norm structure on a finite intermediate field M/K, constructed without requiring a norm, topology, or valuative relation on the ambient field.

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    The valuative relation defined by the spectral norm on a finite intermediate field M/K. It is a named structure so consumers can install it locally without creating instance diamonds.

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      The topology defined by the spectral norm on a finite intermediate field M/K.

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        The valuative relation constructed on a finite intermediate field extends the valuative relation of the base field.

        The spectral-norm topology and valuative relation constructed on a finite intermediate field are compatible.

        A finite intermediate field, equipped with its spectral-norm topology and valuative relation, is a nonarchimedean local field.

        The ambient field is a valuative extension of a compatible intermediate field. If Ω carries a valuative relation extending that of K, and a finite intermediate field E of Ω / K carries one as well, then Ω is a valuative extension of E: both relations restrict to the valuation class of K, and the extension of that class to E is unique.

        A local field is a valuative extension of its compatible intermediate fields. For an extension Ω / K of nonarchimedean local fields and an intermediate field E carrying a valuative relation extending that of K, the valuative relation of Ω extends that of E. The finiteness of Ω / K needed by IntermediateField.valuativeExtension is automatic here, so this is an instance.