Contracting a Frobenius fiber to the fixed field #
Fix σ ∈ Gal(L/K) and let E = L ^ ⟨σ⟩. If σ is an arithmetic Frobenius at a prime Q of
𝓞 L unramified over 𝓞 K, then over E there is a relative Frobenius at Q restricting to
σ. That is the direction a fixed-field count needs from this file.
The converse — recovering σ from a relative Frobenius at residue degree one — holds for any
intermediate field, so it lives in Frobenius/Tower.lean as
NumberField.isArithFrobAt_restrictScalars_of_inertiaDeg_eq_one. Injectivity of contraction comes
from Ideal.eq_of_smul_eq_of_liesOver_under_fixedField.
Main results #
Ideal.exists_isArithFrobAt_and_restrictScalars_eq: a prime carryingσhas, over the fixed field, a relative Frobenius restricting toσ.Ideal.inertiaDeg_under_eq_one_and_isArithFrobAt_fixedField: a relative Frobeniusτover the fixed field restricting to a Frobenius overKgives residue degree one below and a relative Frobenius.
References #
- [J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory][Neukirch1992], Chapter I, §9.
A Frobenius fiber has a relative Frobenius over the fixed field. If σ is an arithmetic
Frobenius at an unramified prime Q, then over L ^ ⟨σ⟩ there is an arithmetic Frobenius at Q
whose restriction to Gal(L/K) is σ itself.
Below a prime Q of L unramified over K at which τ, read over K, is an arithmetic
Frobenius lies a prime of E = L ^ ⟨σ⟩ of residue degree one over K, and τ is an arithmetic
Frobenius at Q over E.