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TauCeti.NumberTheory.NumberField.Global.Ideles.Norm.Basic

The idele norm of a number field #

An idele of a number field K is a unit x of the adele ring 𝔸_K (NumberField.IdeleGroup (π“ž K) K). Its coordinate x_v at every place is a unit of the completion K_v, and at all but finitely many finite places it is a unit of the valuation ring. The idele norm is the product of the normalized local absolute values of the coordinates,

β€–xβ€– = ∏_{w | ∞} |x_w|_w Β· ∏_{v < ∞} β€–x_vβ€–_v,

where |Β·|_w is the absolute value at a real place and its square at a complex place (completionNormalizedAbsValue), and β€–Β·β€–_v is the norm of the v-adic completion, which sends a uniformizer to (N v)⁻¹. Almost every finite factor is 1, so the product is a finite one. The idele norm is a group homomorphism to the positive reals, and the product formula says exactly that it is trivial on the principal ideles, which is what lets it descend to the idele class group.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

Coordinates of an idele #

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The finite coordinate of a principal idele is the image of the global element.

The distance from one of the coordinate at v of a principal idele is measured by the v-adic valuation of x - 1.

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The infinite coordinate of a principal idele is the image of the global element.

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At its own place, the finite coordinate of an idele concentrated at a finite place v is the given unit of K_v.

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Away from its own place, the finite coordinates of an idele concentrated at a finite place are trivial.

The finite coordinates of a product of ideles, one concentrated at each place of a finite set S of finite places: the prescribed unit at a place of S, and 1 elsewhere.

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The infinite coordinates of an idele concentrated at a finite place are trivial.

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At its own place, the infinite coordinate of an idele concentrated at an infinite place w is the given unit of K_w.

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Away from its own place, the infinite coordinates of an idele concentrated at an infinite place are trivial.

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The infinite coordinates of an idele with trivial infinite components are trivial.

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The finite coordinate of an idele built from a finite idele is its original coordinate.

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The finite coordinates of an idele concentrated at an infinite place are trivial.

The infinite coordinates of a product of ideles, one concentrated at each place of a finite set T of infinite places: the prescribed unit at a place of T, and 1 elsewhere.

Splitting an idele coordinatewise: for a finite set S of finite places and a finite set T of infinite places, an idele x is a product z * y where y has the coordinates of x at the places in S and T and is trivial elsewhere, while z is trivial at those places and has the coordinates of x elsewhere.

An idele is the product of its archimedean components and its finite component: the ideles concentrated at the infinite places, carrying the infinite coordinates of x, times the idele with the finite component of x and trivial infinite components.

The finite coordinates of an idele are units of the valuation ring, that is, have norm 1, at all but finitely many places.

The idele norm #

The idele norm of a number field: the product over all places of the normalized local absolute values of the coordinates of an idele, a positive real number. At a real place the local factor is the absolute value, at a complex place its square, and at a finite place the norm of the v-adic completion, which is 1 at almost every place.

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    The idele norm is the product of the normalized local absolute values of the coordinates.

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    The product formula on ideles: the idele norm of a principal idele is 1.

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    On an idele concentrated at one finite place v, the idele norm is the norm of the v-adic coordinate.

    An idele concentrated at one finite place v, with a uniformizer of K_v as v-adic coordinate, has idele norm N(v)⁻¹.

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    On an idele concentrated at one infinite place w, the idele norm is the normalized absolute value of the w-coordinate.

    The section at one infinite place #

    The continuous section of the idele norm at the infinite place w: the idele whose w-coordinate is the positive real number t ^ (1 / m_w) and whose other coordinates are 1.

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      The section of the idele norm at w is concentrated at w, with coordinate completionNormSection w t.

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      The section is right inverse to the idele norm.

      Continuity and surjectivity #

      The idele norm is continuous.

      The idele norm is surjective: every positive real number is the idele norm of an idele concentrated at a single infinite place.