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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.Unramified.Maximal

The maximal unramified extension #

Let K be a nonarchimedean local field with residue field of cardinality q, and let Ω be an extension of K. This file defines the maximal unramified extension

TauCeti.maximalUnramifiedExtension K Ω,

the union K^{ur} of the unramified extensions K_f = TauCeti.unramifiedExtension K Ω f of all degrees f. It is Galois over K and generated by the roots of the polynomials X^{q^f} − X. When Ω is separably closed, a finite intermediate field of Ω / K lies in K^{ur} exactly when it is unramified over K.

For Ω separably closed, the arithmetic Frobenius of K^{ur} / K,

TauCeti.maximalUnramifiedFrobenius K Ω : Gal(K^{ur}/K),

is the unique automorphism raising every root of every X^{q^f} − X to the q-th power. It restricts to the arithmetic Frobenius TauCeti.frobeniusAlgEquiv of each K_f, and it is a topological generator of Gal(K^{ur}/K): the subgroup it generates is dense for the Krull topology. These are the inputs for identifying Gal(K^{ur}/K) with the profinite integers, Frobenius corresponding to 1.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The maximal unramified extension K^{ur} of a nonarchimedean local field K inside an extension Ω: the union of the unramified extensions TauCeti.unramifiedExtension K Ω f of all degrees f. When Ω is separably closed, its finite subextensions are exactly the unramified finite extensions of K inside Ω.

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    The maximal unramified extension is the union of the unramified extensions of all degrees.

    The unramified extension of each degree lies in the maximal unramified extension.

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    The maximal unramified extension is the least intermediate field containing the unramified extensions of all degrees.

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    An element lies in the maximal unramified extension exactly when it lies in the unramified extension of some degree f ≠ 0.

    The maximal unramified extension is generated by the roots of the polynomials X^{q^f} − X for f ≠ 0, where q is the cardinality of the residue field of K.

    Roots of unity of order prime to p are unramified. If the residue characteristic of K does not divide n, every n-th root of unity of Ω lies in the maximal unramified extension, since n divides q ^ φ(n) − 1 for the cardinality q of the residue field.

    Radicals of units are unramified. If the residue characteristic of K does not divide m, every m-th root in Ω of a unit u of 𝒪[K] lies in the maximal unramified extension: u is a root of unity ζ of order q − 1 times a principal unit v, and v = w ^ m for some w ∈ K, so that x / w is a root of unity of order m (q − 1), prime to the residue characteristic.

    The maximal unramified extension is Galois over K, as a union of Galois extensions.

    An unramified intermediate field of Ω / K lies in the maximal unramified extension. This holds for any extension Ω of K and any structure of nonarchimedean local field on E compatible with K.

    The finite subextensions of the maximal unramified extension are its unramified subextensions. For Ω separably closed, an intermediate field E of Ω / K carrying a structure of nonarchimedean local field compatible with K lies in K^{ur} exactly when it is unramified over K.

    The arithmetic Frobenius of K^{ur} #

    noncomputable def TauCeti.maximalUnramifiedFrobenius (K : Type u_1) [Field K] [ValuativeRel K] [TopologicalSpace K] [IsNonarchimedeanLocalField K] (Ω : Type u_2) [Field Ω] [Algebra K Ω] [IsSepClosed Ω] :

    The arithmetic Frobenius of the maximal unramified extension K^{ur} / K, for Ω separably closed: the unique automorphism raising every root of every polynomial X^{q^f} − X, f ≠ 0, to the q-th power, where q is the cardinality of the residue field of K. It restricts to the arithmetic Frobenius TauCeti.frobeniusAlgEquiv of each unramified extension of finite degree.

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      The equation of Frobenius on K^{ur}. Arithmetic Frobenius raises every root of X^{q^g} − X in K^{ur}, for g ≠ 0, to the q-th power.

      The equation of the powers of Frobenius on K^{ur}. The n-th power of arithmetic Frobenius raises every root of X^{q^g} − X in K^{ur}, for g ≠ 0, to the q^n-th power.

      Uniqueness of Frobenius on K^{ur}. An automorphism of K^{ur} / K is the arithmetic Frobenius exactly when it raises every root of every polynomial X^{q^g} − X, g ≠ 0, lying in K^{ur} to the q-th power.

      Compatibility of Frobenius with the finite levels. On the unramified extension K_f of any degree f, the arithmetic Frobenius of K^{ur} acts as the arithmetic Frobenius of K_f / K. This holds for any structure of nonarchimedean local field on K_f compatible with K.

      Compatibility of the powers of Frobenius with the finite levels. On the unramified extension K_f of any degree f, the n-th power of the arithmetic Frobenius of K^{ur} acts as the n-th power of the arithmetic Frobenius of K_f / K, for every integer n.

      Frobenius generates Gal(K^{ur}/K) topologically, algebraic form. The elements of K^{ur} fixed by the arithmetic Frobenius are those of K.

      Frobenius is a topological generator of Gal(K^{ur}/K): the subgroup it generates is dense for the Krull topology.

      theorem TauCeti.X_pow_sub_C_irreducible_unramifiedExtension {K : Type u_1} [Field K] [ValuativeRel K] [TopologicalSpace K] [IsNonarchimedeanLocalField K] {Ω : Type u_2} [Field Ω] [Algebra K Ω] [IsSepClosed Ω] {π : Kˣ} (hπ : IsUniformizer K π) {m : ℕ} (hm : m ≠ 0) {f : ℕ} (hf : f ≠ 0) :

      A uniformizer stays a uniformizer in K_f, so it has no nontrivial root there: for a uniformizer π of K and m ≠ 0, the polynomial X ^ m − π is irreducible over the unramified extension K_f of each degree f ≠ 0.

      Radicals of a uniformizer over K^{ur} #

      A uniformizer has no nontrivial root in K^{ur}: for a uniformizer π of K and m ≠ 0, the polynomial X ^ m − π is irreducible over the maximal unramified extension. Any factor has its finitely many coefficients in a single K_f, over which X ^ m − π is irreducible. So K^{ur}(π^{1/m}) has degree m over K^{ur}.