Transitivity of the Herbrand functions #
Let M/K be a finite Galois extension of nonarchimedean local fields with group G, and let
L be an intermediate field Galois over K, so that H = Gal(M/L) is normal in G and
restriction to L identifies Gal(L/K) with G / H. Herbrand's theorem
(G/H)_{φ_{M/L}(u)} = G_u H / H has a counting form, #(G/H)_{φ_{M/L}(u)} · #H_u = #G_u,
because H_u = H ∩ G_u. Both φ_{M/K} and φ_{L/K} ∘ φ_{M/L} are affine on each interval
[m, m + 1], and the counting form says that their slopes #G_{m+1} / #G_0 and
(#H_{m+1} / #H_0) · (#(G/H)_{φ_{M/L}(m+1)} / #(G/H)_0) agree; since both functions are the
identity on [-1, 0], this gives the transitivity of the Herbrand functions
φ_{M/K} = φ_{L/K} ∘ φ_{M/L} and ψ_{M/K} = ψ_{M/L} ∘ ψ_{L/K},
together with its integral form ψℕ_{M/K} = ψℕ_{M/L} ∘ ψℕ_{L/K}.
Main results #
All declarations live in the namespace TauCeti.LocalFieldsRamification.
natCard_lowerRamificationGroupReal_herbrand_mul: Herbrand's theorem in counting form,#(G/H)_{φ_{M/L}(u)} · #H_u = #G_u.lowerRamificationGroupReal_eq_of_forall_eq_of_herbrand_lt_of_le_herbrand: the filtration ofL/Kis constant on(φ_{M/L}(a), φ_{M/L}(b)]when that ofM/Kis constant on(a, b].herbrand_tower:φ_{M/K} = φ_{L/K} ∘ φ_{M/L}, as the identityherbrandOrderIso K M = (herbrandOrderIso L M).trans (herbrandOrderIso K L)of bundled order isomorphisms.inverseHerbrand_tower:ψ_{M/K} = ψ_{M/L} ∘ ψ_{L/K}, as the identity of the inverse order isomorphisms.psiNat_tower:ψℕ_{M/K} = ψℕ_{M/L} ∘ ψℕ_{L/K}.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Corps Locaux, Chapter IV, §3, Proposition 15.
Herbrand's theorem in counting form #
Finiteness of M/K follows from that of L/K and M/L (Module.Finite.trans), but instance
synthesis cannot recover it, since L is not determined by K and M; the statements therefore
install Module.Finite K M with haveI rather than assuming it separately.
Herbrand's theorem in counting form. For G = Gal(M/K), H = Gal(M/L) and
G/H = Gal(L/K), the orders satisfy #(G/H)_{φ_{M/L}(u)} · #H_u = #G_u: the lower ramification
group of the quotient at φ_{M/L}(u) is the image of G_u under restriction to L, and the
kernel of restriction on G_u is H ∩ G_u = H_u.
Through Herbrand's theorem, the lower filtration of L/K is constant on the interval
(φ_{M/L}(a), φ_{M/L}(b)] as soon as that of M/K is constant on (a, b].
Transitivity of the Herbrand functions #
Here L/K and M/K are Galois, so M/L is Galois as well (IsGalois.tower_top_of_isGalois).
Since L is an arbitrary field rather than an IntermediateField K M, instance synthesis cannot
recover IsGalois L M from [IsGalois K M]; the statements below therefore install it with
haveI as well.
Transitivity of the Herbrand function in a tower M/L/K of Galois extensions:
φ_{M/K} = φ_{L/K} ∘ φ_{M/L}, as an identity of the bundled order isomorphisms of
RamificationIndexDomain.
Transitivity of the inverse Herbrand function in a tower M/L/K of Galois extensions:
ψ_{M/K} = ψ_{M/L} ∘ ψ_{L/K}, as an identity of the inverse order isomorphisms. Inverting the
composite φ_{L/K} ∘ φ_{M/L} reverses its order.
Transitivity of the integral inverse Herbrand function: ψℕ_{M/K} = ψℕ_{M/L} ∘ ψℕ_{L/K}.