The Galois-equivariant valuation sequence #
For a finite extension of nonarchimedean local fields L/K, normalized valuation gives the
short exact sequence 0 → U(L,0) → Lˣ → ℤ → 0 of integral Galois representations, with trivial
action on ℤ. All multiplicative coefficient groups are read through Additive.
For a cyclic extension, Hilbert 90 and two-periodicity make degree minus one of Lˣ vanish.
The valuation sequence then shows that degree minus one of U(L,0) is finite, and gives
h(Lˣ) = [L : K] * h(U(L,0)) when the extension is Galois. Thus the local unit calculation
h(U(L,0)) = 1 transfers to the multiplicative group without choosing a Galois-invariant
uniformizer, which generally does not exist.
Together with the unit quotient calculation and cyclic two-periodicity, this relation gives the order of the relative Brauer group for a cyclic extension. That order calculation is an input to identifying the full Brauer group with its unramified classes, which in turn allows the unramified invariant to extend to the full local invariant.
The constructions reuse the kernel and surjectivity of TauCeti.normalizedValuation, and
Mathlib's groupCohomology.H1ofAutOnUnitsUnique (Riccardo Brasca and Amelia Livingston).
References #
- Romyar Sharifi, Algebraic Number Theory, proof of Theorem 9.1.13 and Definition 9.1.14: https://www.math.ucla.edu/~sharifi/notes/algnum-ch09.html
On the valuation-zero units of a Galois extension, the representation norm of Gal(L/K) is
the field norm.
Normalized valuation as a morphism from the multiplicative Galois representation to the trivial integral representation.
Instances For
The valuation morphism evaluates to the additive normalized valuation.
An element has valuation zero exactly when it lies in the zeroth unit-filtration group.
The inclusion of valuation-zero units followed by normalized valuation vanishes.
The inclusion of valuation-zero units followed by normalized valuation vanishes.
The canonical valuation short complex of integral Galois representations. The last term has trivial action; the sequence need not split as Galois representations. The body is exposed so that connecting maps can be formed at its stated coefficient objects.
Instances For
The first map of the valuation sequence is the inclusion of U(L,0).
The last map of the valuation sequence is normalized valuation.
The coefficient objects of the valuation sequence are U(L,0), Lˣ, and trivial ℤ.
The valuation sequence 0 → U(L,0) → Lˣ → ℤ → 0 is short exact in integral
Galois representations for every finite compatible extension of local fields.
Degree-minus-one Tate cohomology of the valuation-zero units is finite.
The valuation sequence transfers the Herbrand quotient of the unit group to the multiplicative group, with factor the order of the automorphism group.
For a cyclic Galois extension, the multiplicative-group Herbrand quotient is the degree of the extension times the unit-group Herbrand quotient.