Eisenstein coefficient fibres over balls of uniformizers #
Let L / K be an extension of nonarchimedean local fields with ramification index n. When a
ball v_L(z - c) ≥ r is centred at a uniformizer c and has order r ≥ 2, every root in the
ball is a uniformizer. A monic polynomial over 𝒪[K] of degree e(L/K) with a uniformizer as a
root is Eisenstein, so the part of the Eisenstein region whose polynomial has a root in the ball
is the image of the set of all integral coefficient vectors whose polynomial has a root there.
This is the form of the fibre on which the local root criterion at the centre and the volume
computation in power-basis coordinates operate.
Main results #
TauCeti.eisensteinSet_inter_setOf_exists_aeval_monicOfCoeff_eq_zero_le_addVal_eq_image: over a ball of order at least2centred at a uniformizer, the fibre of the Eisenstein region is the image of the corresponding integral coefficient fibre.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Une « formule de masse » pour les extensions totalement ramifiées de degré donné d'un corps local, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris Sér. A 286 (1978), 1031–1036, §3, Lemmas 2–3.
Coefficient fibres at a uniformizer are integral. Let n = e(L/K), let c be a
uniformizer of L, and let 1 < r. A coefficient vector in the Eisenstein region whose
polynomial has a root in the ball v_L(z - c) ≥ r is the coefficient vector of a monic polynomial
over 𝒪[K] with a root in that ball. Conversely, every root in that ball is a uniformizer, so
every monic polynomial of degree e(L/K) over 𝒪[K] with such a root is Eisenstein. Hence this
part of the Eisenstein region is the image of the corresponding set of integral coefficient
vectors.