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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.UnitsDecomposition

The structure of the multiplicative group of a local field #

For a nonarchimedean local field K with residue field of cardinality q, this file proves the two splittings of the multiplicative group Kˣ:

Together they describe Kˣ as ℤ × μ_{q-1}(K) × U(K,1), which reduces questions about Kˣ, such as the count of its power classes, to the group of principal units U(K,1).

Main definitions #

Main results #

Implementation notes #

A uniformizer is taken to be any ϖ : Kˣ with normalizedValuation K ϖ = ofAdd 1; an irreducible element of 𝒪[K] provides one by TauCeti.normalizedValuation_irreducible. All the groups involved are subgroups of Kˣ with the subspace topology, and ℤ is written multiplicatively as Multiplicative ℤ, with its discrete topology.

References #

The kernel of the normalized valuation is the depth-zero step U(K,0) = 𝒪[K]ˣ of the unit filtration.

The normalized valuation is continuous for the discrete topology on ℤ: it is constant on the cosets of the open subgroup U(K,0).

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The normalized valuation vanishes on U(K,0).

A uniformizer splits the normalized valuation: v_K(ϖ ^ n) = n.

The unit part x ϖ^{-v_K(x)} of x : Kˣ lies in U(K,0).

The structure of Kˣ attached to a uniformizer. For ϖ : Kˣ of normalized valuation 1, the map x ↦ (v_K(x), x ϖ^{-v_K(x)}) is an isomorphism of topological groups Kˣ ≃ₜ* ℤ × U(K,0), with inverse (n, u) ↦ ϖ ^ n * u.

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    The ℤ-component of the uniformizer splitting is the normalized valuation.

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    The U(K,0)-component of the uniformizer splitting is x ϖ^{-v_K(x)}.

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    The inverse of the uniformizer splitting is (n, u) ↦ ϖ ^ n * u.

    theorem TauCeti.existsUnique_eq_zpow_mul {K : Type u_1} [Field K] [ValuativeRel K] [TopologicalSpace K] [IsNonarchimedeanLocalField K] {ϖ : Kˣ} (hϖ : (normalizedValuation K) ϖ = Multiplicative.ofAdd 1) (x : Kˣ) :
    ∃! p : ℤ × ↥(unitFiltration K 0), x = ϖ ^ p.1 * ↑p.2

    Uniqueness of the decomposition. Every x : Kˣ is uniquely ϖ ^ n * u with n : ℤ and u ∈ U(K,0).

    Changing the uniformizer. For two uniformizers ϖ and ϖ', the unit components of the two splittings differ by the power (ϖ ϖ'⁻¹) ^ v_K(x) of the unit ϖ ϖ'⁻¹ ∈ U(K,0).

    The ratio of two uniformizers lies in U(K,0).

    Roots of unity have valuation one: μ_n(K) ≤ U(K,0) for n ≠ 0.

    The Teichmüller splitting of U(K,0) = 𝒪[K]ˣ. The map sending u to its Teichmüller representative ζ ∈ μ_{q-1}(K) together with the principal unit u ζ⁻¹ ∈ U(K,1) is an isomorphism of topological groups U(K,0) ≃ₜ* μ_{q-1}(K) × U(K,1), with inverse (ζ, v) ↦ ζ v.

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      The principal-unit component of u ∈ U(K,0) is u ζ⁻¹, for ζ the root-of-unity component.

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      The inverse of the Teichmüller splitting is multiplication, (ζ, v) ↦ ζ v.