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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.WorkedExamples.NonGaloisCubic

The non-Galois cubic ℚ₅(∛5) #

Adjoining a root of the Eisenstein polynomial X³ − 5 to ℚ₅ gives a totally ramified cubic extension ℚ₅(∛5). It is not Galois: a nontrivial ℚ₅-automorphism would send ∛5 to ζ ∛5 for a primitive cube root of unity ζ, and ζ, a root of the irreducible quadratic X² + X + 1 over ℚ₅ (since −3 is not a square in ℚ₅), would generate a quadratic subfield of a cubic extension. So its automorphism group is trivial, of order 1 < 3 = [ℚ₅(∛5) : ℚ₅].

This makes ℚ₅(∛5) the standard instance of a finite layer of p-adic fields whose automorphism group is finite but smaller than its degree. On such a layer the rational decomposition A(L) ⊗ ℚ_p ≃ ℚ_p[Gal(L/K)]^N ⊕ ℚ_p of the completed multiplicative module fails: here the two ℚ₅-dimensions are [L : ℚ₅] + 1 = 4 and N · #Aut(L) + 1 = 2 (TauCeti.not_nonempty_padicCompletionUnits_tensorRat_linearEquiv_of_card_lt). The field is an explicit witness that the Galois hypothesis of that decomposition cannot be replaced by finiteness of the automorphism group.

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Main results #

References #

The prime 5, as a Fact, so that ℚ_[5] can be written.

The field ℚ₅(∛5), obtained from ℚ₅ by adjoining a root of X³ − 5.

Instances For

    X³ − 5 is irreducible over ℚ₅: it is Eisenstein at 5.

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    The cube root ∛5 of 5 in ℚ₅(∛5), the class of X.

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      @[simp]

      The cube of ∛5 is 5.

      ℚ₅(∛5) is a cubic extension of ℚ₅.

      ℚ₅(∛5) contains no nontrivial cube root of unity: such a root would generate a quadratic subfield of a cubic extension.

      Every ℚ₅-automorphism of ℚ₅(∛5) fixes ∛5, since the only cube root of unity in ℚ₅(∛5) is 1.

      The automorphism group of ℚ₅(∛5)/ℚ₅ is trivial.

      The automorphism group of ℚ₅(∛5)/ℚ₅ has order 1, less than the degree 3.

      The rational decomposition fails on the non-Galois cubic. A(ℚ₅(∛5)) ⊗ ℚ₅ is not ℤ₅[Aut]-isomorphic to (ℤ₅[Aut]^1 × ℤ₅[Aut] ⧸ I) ⊗ ℚ₅, for Aut the (trivial) automorphism group of ℚ₅(∛5)/ℚ₅ and I its augmentation ideal: the two sides have ℚ₅-dimensions 3 + 1 = 4 and 1 · 1 + 1 = 2.