Galois group of the candidate genus field #
For a squarefree integer d, candidateGenusField hd is generated over ℚ by the chosen square
roots of the radicands of the prime discriminants in genusPrimeDiscriminants hd. This file proves
that the resulting extension is abelian Galois and identifies its Galois group with
Multiplicative ({P // P ∈ genusPrimeDiscriminants hd} → ZMod 2).
The isomorphism records the sign by which an automorphism acts on each chosen root. The
prime-discriminant factorization contains at most one even prime discriminant, so the radicands
are square-class independent and all sign patterns occur. In particular, the Galois group has
order 2 ^ (genusPrimeDiscriminants hd).card.
This supplies the Galois and abelian parts of the multiquadratic description of the candidate
genus field. For negative d, isGenusField_candidateGenusField identifies this candidate with
the maximal extension satisfying the genus-field ramification conditions. The real case and the
identification of its relative Galois group with Cl/Cl² remain future work.
The prime-discriminant description of the genus field is classical; see D. A. Cox, Primes of the Form x² + ny², and F. Lemmermeyer, Reciprocity Laws.
Main results #
TauCeti.Multiquadratic.isAbelianGalois_candidateGenusField: the candidate genus field is an abelian Galois extension ofℚ.TauCeti.Multiquadratic.galoisGroupEquivCandidateGenusField: its Galois group is the group of sign patterns on the chosen prime-discriminant roots.TauCeti.Multiquadratic.card_aut_candidateGenusField: the Galois group has order2to the number of prime discriminants in the chosen factorization.
The candidate genus field identified with its presentation as the field generated by the chosen prime-discriminant roots.
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Each chosen complex root squares to the rational radicand of its prime discriminant.
The presentation equivalence sends each candidate-genus-field generator to the corresponding generator of the adjoin presentation.
The sign pattern of an automorphism of the candidate genus field, obtained by transporting
the automorphism to the presentation generated by genusFieldRoot and recording its action on
each chosen root.
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The sign recorded at P is zero exactly when the automorphism fixes the corresponding
chosen generator.
The Galois group of the candidate genus field is the group of sign patterns. An automorphism is sent to the function recording whether it fixes or negates each chosen prime-discriminant root. Square-class independence makes this map bijective.
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The candidate-genus-field Galois equivalence sends an automorphism to its sign pattern on the chosen prime-discriminant roots.
The inverse candidate-genus-field Galois equivalence realizes a sign pattern by sending each
chosen generator to (-1)^(ε P) times that generator.
The candidate genus field is abelian Galois over ℚ. It is generated by square roots of
rational elements, so the field-generic multiquadratic abelian-Galois theorem applies.
Cardinality of the candidate-genus-field Galois group. Its order is 2 to the number of
prime discriminants in the chosen factorization of fundamentalDiscriminant d.