Uniformizer coordinates on unit-filtration graded pieces #
Fixing a uniformizer π identifies the mth positive graded piece of the unit filtration
with the additive residue field: the class of u has coordinate (u - 1) / π ^ m modulo the
maximal ideal. This file constructs that coordinate by composing the unit-filtration graded
equivalence with the discrete-valuation-ring identification
TauCeti.residueFieldEquivMaximalIdealGradedOfUniformizer, and computes how it changes when
the uniformizer is replaced.
If π' = π * a for a unit a of the integer ring, then the coordinate relative to π is
a ^ m times the coordinate relative to π'. Thus the identification is independent of the
uniformizer up to the additive automorphism of the residue field induced by multiplication by
the residue of a ^ m.
Main results #
TauCeti.unitFiltrationGradedSuccEquivResidueFieldOfUniformizer: the residue coordinate determined by a uniformizer.TauCeti.unitFiltrationGradedSuccEquivResidueFieldOfUniformizer_ofMul_mk_eq_residue: its value on a representative whose difference from one is given explicitly.TauCeti.unitFiltrationGradedSuccEquivResidueFieldOfUniformizer_change: changing the uniformizer scales the coordinate by the corresponding residue-field unit.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Corps Locaux, Chapter IV, §2.
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, §5.
The positive-depth unit-filtration coordinate associated to a uniformizer. The class of
u ∈ U(K,n+1) is sent to the residue of (u - 1) / π^(n+1).
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Instances For
The uniformizer coordinate of the class of u is characterized by multiplying it by
π^(n+1): the result is the class of u - 1 in the maximal-ideal graded piece.
If u - 1 = y * π^(n+1), then the uniformizer coordinate of the class of u is the
residue of y. This is the representative form of the positive-depth graded equivalence used in
ramification computations.
Coordinates attached to π and π' differ by multiplication by the residue of the
(n+1)st power of the unit carrying π to π'.