Norm and trace in the semilocal decomposition #
The semilocal decomposition transports the norm and trace of a number-field extension to the
finite family of completed extensions above a finite place. The generic determinant, trace, and
finite-product calculations live in TauCeti.RingTheory.NormTrace.Pi. The scalar-extension
identities are from TauCeti.RingTheory.NormTrace.BaseChange.
Main results #
TauCeti.norm_eq_prod_norm_semilocalEquiv: the norm in the local étale algebra.TauCeti.algebraMap_norm_eq_prod_norm: the norm ofx ∈ Lis the product of its local norms.TauCeti.trace_eq_sum_trace_semilocalEquiv: the trace ofK_v ⊗[K] LoverK_vis the sum of the traces of its semilocal components.TauCeti.algebraMap_trace_eq_sum_trace: the trace ofx ∈ Lis the sum of its local traces.TauCeti.trace_semilocalEquiv_symm_single_mul: the trace pairing of one semilocal component with a global element is its local trace pairing.TauCeti.trace_integralSemilocalToField_tmul_mul: the trace pairing of an integral pure tensor with a global element commutes with extension to the completed field.
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, (8.4).
The trace of a pure integral tensor paired with a global element is a scalar extension of the global trace pairing.
The norm of the local étale algebra is the product of the norms of its semilocal components.
The norm of a number-field element is the product of its norms in the completions above v.
The trace of the semilocal algebra K_v ⊗[K] L over K_v is the sum of the traces of the
components of the semilocal decomposition.
An element of L_w, placed in the w-component of K_v ⊗[K] L, has the same trace pairing
with a global element as in L_w.
The trace of a number-field element is the sum of its traces in the completions above v.