Base change of infinite adeles #
For a finite extension of number fields L/K, scalar extension identifies
K∞ ⊗[K] L with L∞. The comparison is an algebra equivalence over K∞ and a
homeomorphism when the tensor product carries the module topology over K∞.
Its component at a place of L is the semilocal comparison at the place below it.
The construction assembles infiniteSemilocalEquiv through Mathlib's
TensorProduct.piLeft. This includes the real-to-complex factors of local degree two.
In a tower K ⊆ L ⊆ M, the comparison for M/K factors through the one for L/K
(infiniteAdeleBaseChangeEquiv_tower).
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, Proposition (8.3).
On pure tensors, the base-change map multiplies the extended adele by the diagonal field element.
At a place of L, a pure tensor is evaluated using the completion map from the place
below it and the local embedding of the field element.
Infinite adeles grouped by places of the base field. The infinite adeles of L are the
product over the infinite places v of K of the families of components at the places of L
above v.
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The family at v of a grouped infinite adele consists of its components above v.
Ungrouping reads the component at a place w of L off the family at the place below w.
The archimedean semilocal decompositions assemble to a bijective base-change map.
Base change of infinite adeles is an algebra equivalence over the infinite 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.
The algebraic inverse comparison sends a diagonal field element to 1 ⊗ x.
Base change of infinite adeles is a continuous algebra equivalence over the infinite adele ring of the base field. The source carries its module topology over that ring.
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Forgetting continuity recovers the algebraic base-change equivalence.
The continuous comparison sends a pure tensor to the extended adele times the diagonal field element.
At a place of L, the continuous comparison evaluates a pure tensor using the completion
map from the place below it and the local embedding of the field element.
The inverse comparison sends a diagonal field element to 1 ⊗ x.
Base change of infinite adeles in a tower K ⊆ L ⊆ M: the comparison for M/K factors
through the comparison for L/K, followed by the comparison for M/L.