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TauCeti.NumberTheory.NumberField.Global.Orders.AwayConductor.Basic

Ideals of an order away from its conductor #

Let O be an order in a number field K with conductor ๐”ฃ. Extension I โ†ฆ I ๐“ž K and contraction J โ†ฆ J โˆฉ O are inverse monoid isomorphisms between the nonzero ideals of O coprime to ๐”ฃ and the nonzero ideals of ๐“ž K coprime to ๐”ฃ. On the maximal-order side the carrier is the integral prime-to monoid integralIdealsPrimeTo of the conductor viewed as a modulus, NumberFieldOrder.conductorModulus, the same monoid the ray class group is built on.

Every nonzero ideal of O coprime to ๐”ฃ is invertible, even though O need not be a Dedekind domain. These ideals therefore map injectively to the group of invertible fractional ideals of O, whose classes modulo principal ideals form the Picard group Pic O (via mkPic); they are the order-side ideals used to describe Pic O by ideals prime to the conductor. Here O is represented by its copy O.toRingOfIntegers inside ๐“ž K, and an ideal of O is coprime to ๐”ฃ when it is coprime to the contraction O.conductor.comap (O.toRingOfIntegers.val : O.toRingOfIntegers โ†’+* ๐“ž K) of ๐”ฃ to O. Every class of Pic O is the class of such an ideal, because that contraction is a nonzero ideal of O, so it has finite quotient and lies in only finitely many maximal ideals of O (ClassGroup.exists_mk_eq_and_sup_eq_top).

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The conductor as a modulus #

The conductor of an order as a modulus of K, with no real places. Its integral prime-to monoid consists of the nonzero ideals of ๐“ž K coprime to the conductor.

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    The conductor modulus of the maximal order is the trivial modulus.

    Enlarging an order makes its conductor modulus a divisor of the conductor modulus of the smaller order.

    An ideal of ๐“ž K is prime to the conductor modulus exactly when it is nonzero and coprime to the conductor.

    Ideals of the order coprime to the conductor #

    The monoid of nonzero ideals of an order coprime to its conductor. The order is represented by its copy O.toRingOfIntegers inside ๐“ž K, and the conductor by its contraction to it.

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      Extension and contraction away from the conductor. Extending ideals from an order to ๐“ž K is a monoid isomorphism from the nonzero ideals of the order coprime to the conductor onto the nonzero ideals of ๐“ž K coprime to the conductor, whose inverse is contraction.

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        Invertibility #

        Ideals coprime to the conductor are invertible. A nonzero ideal of an order coprime to its conductor is an invertible fractional ideal of the order.

        The invertible fractional ideal of an order attached to a nonzero ideal coprime to the conductor.

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          The invertible fractional ideal attached to I is I itself, as a fractional ideal of the order.

          Distinct ideals coprime to the conductor give distinct invertible fractional ideals.

          Picard classes away from the conductor #

          Every Picard class has a representative coprime to the conductor. Every class in the wide Picard group Pic O is the class of a nonzero ideal of O coprime to its conductor.