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TauCeti.NumberTheory.NumberField.Global.Adeles.BaseChange

Base change of adeles #

The canonical map 𝔸_K βŠ—[K] L β†’ 𝔸_L for number fields L/K is an algebra equivalence over 𝔸_K. Its finite and infinite components are the corresponding local scalar-extension maps, after distributing the tensor product over the product defining 𝔸_K. When the source has its module topology over 𝔸_K, the map is a homeomorphism.

Bijectivity combines the finite-adele comparison finiteAdeleBaseChangeAlgEquiv with the archimedean comparison infiniteAdeleBaseChangeAlgEquiv. The inverse is continuous by the open mapping theorem for Οƒ-compact groups.

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Main results #

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The canonical scalar-extension map of full adeles over the adele ring of the base field.

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    A pure tensor maps to the extended adele times the diagonal field element.

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    The infinite component of the full comparison is the infinite-adele comparison after splitting the source tensor product into its two components.

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    The finite component of the full comparison is the finite-adele comparison after splitting the source tensor product into its two components.

    The canonical scalar-extension map of full adeles is injective.

    The canonical scalar-extension map of full adeles is surjective.

    The canonical scalar-extension map of full adeles is bijective.

    Base change of adeles is an algebra equivalence over the adele ring of the base field, independently of a topology on the tensor product.

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      Forgetting invertibility recovers the canonical base-change homomorphism.

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      The algebraic inverse comparison sends a diagonal field element to 1 βŠ— x.

      Base change of adeles is a continuous algebra equivalence 𝔸_K βŠ—[K] L ≃A[𝔸_K] 𝔸_L over the adele ring of the base field, for the module topology on the source.

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        The adelic base-change comparison maps open sets to open sets for the module topology on the tensor product.