Integral generators of finite local-field extensions #
The integer ring of a finite extension of nonarchimedean local fields is generated by one
integral element over the base integer ring. An integral power basis can be chosen whose
generator also generates the field extension and whose length is the field degree. These results
let ramification and different computations use a generator without imposing a separate
monogenicity hypothesis. When the extension is totally ramified, every uniformizer ϖ of L is
such a generator, so 1, ϖ, …, ϖ^{e - 1} is a basis of 𝒪[L] over 𝒪[K], with e = [L : K].
In that basis the additive valuation of an element of 𝒪[L] is read off from its coordinates.
Main results #
TauCeti.exists_integerRing_adjoin_eq_top:𝒪[L]is monogenic over𝒪[K].TauCeti.IsTotallyRamified.integralPowerBasis: the power basis of𝒪[L]over𝒪[K]generated by a uniformizer of a totally ramified extension, of lengthe(L/K).TauCeti.IsTotallyRamified.addVal_eq_iInf_integralPowerBasis_repr: the additive valuation ofx ∈ 𝒪[L]is the least ofe(L/K) · v_K(a_i) + iover the coordinatesa_iofxin that basis.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Corps Locaux, Chapter I, §6, Proposition 18.
- J.-P. Serre, Corps Locaux, Chapter III, §6, Proposition 12.
The integer ring of a finite extension of nonarchimedean local fields is generated as an algebra over the base integer ring by one element.
The integer ring of a finite local-field extension has an integral power basis whose
generator also generates the field extension. Its length is [L : K].
In a totally ramified extension of nonarchimedean local fields, every uniformizer of L
generates 𝒪[L] as an 𝒪[K]-algebra.
The integral power basis of a totally ramified extension. In a totally ramified extension
L/K of nonarchimedean local fields, the powers 1, ϖ, …, ϖ^{e - 1} of a uniformizer ϖ of L
form a basis of 𝒪[L] over 𝒪[K], where e = e(L/K) = [L : K].
Equations
- h.integralPowerBasis hϖ = PowerBasis.ofAdjoinEqTop' ⋯ ⋯
Instances For
The integral power basis of a totally ramified extension is generated by the chosen uniformizer.
The integral power basis of a totally ramified extension has length e(L/K).
Valuations in the integral power basis. In a totally ramified extension L/K with
uniformizer ϖ, the additive valuation of x ∈ 𝒪[L] is the least of e(L/K) · v_K(a_i) + i,
where x = ∑ a_i ϖ^i is the expansion of x in the integral power basis.