Localization of quadratic forms over number fields #
This file defines scalar extension of a quadratic form from a number field to its canonical
finite completions and to the real or complex field selected by an infinite place. The
definitions use QuadraticForm.baseChange; in particular, their underlying spaces are genuine
tensor products over the global field rather than independently chosen local spaces.
The evaluation, nondegeneracy, isometry-transport, localization of diagonal forms, and
algebraic-compatibility lemmas make the local forms usable without unfolding the localization
definitions. They are the common input for local isotropy, representation, and invariant
comparisons over number fields. The class of the localization of a regular form at a real place
is the scalar extension of its class (QuadraticForm.formClass_atRealPlace).
On square classes of global units the place maps are computed by the localized units
v.unitAtFinitePlace a and TauCeti.unitAtRealPlace w a.
The map from global units to units in the completion at a finite place.
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The underlying value of a localized unit is its image under the canonical algebra map.
The valuation of a localized unit is the v-adic valuation of the global element.
The image in K_vˣ/(K_vˣ)² of the square class of a global unit is the square class of its
localization.
The underlying value of a localized unit is its image under the real-place embedding.
The image in ℝˣ/(ℝˣ)² of the square class of a global unit under a real place is the square
class of its image at that place.
The localization of a quadratic form at a finite place of a number field.
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The localization of a quadratic form at a real place of a number field.
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The scalar extension of a quadratic form through the chosen complex embedding of an infinite place.
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Finite localization is base change along the canonical map to the completion.
Real localization is base change along the embedding belonging to the real place.
Complex localization is base change along the chosen complex embedding.
A scalar represented by a global form is represented by its finite-place localization.
A scalar represented by a global form is represented by its real-place localization.
A scalar represented by a global form is represented after a complex embedding.
A finite-dimensional nondegenerate quadratic form stays nondegenerate at every finite place.
A finite-dimensional nondegenerate quadratic form stays nondegenerate at every real place.
A finite-dimensional nondegenerate quadratic form stays nondegenerate after scalar extension through a complex embedding.
A global isometry of quadratic forms localizes to an isometry at every finite place.
A global isometry of quadratic forms localizes to an isometry at every real place.
A global isometry of quadratic forms localizes to an isometry through the complex embedding of every infinite place.
The class of the localization of a form at a real place is the scalar extension of the class of the form along the real embedding of the place.
The class of the scalar extension of a form along the complex embedding of an infinite place is the scalar extension of the class of the form along that embedding.
A diagonal form localized at a finite place is canonically isometric to the diagonal form whose coefficients are mapped into the completion.
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A diagonal form localized at a real place is canonically isometric to the diagonal form whose coefficients are evaluated at the place's real embedding.
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A diagonal form extended through a complex embedding is canonically isometric to the diagonal form whose coefficients are evaluated at that embedding.
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The underlying linear map of the finite-place diagonal isometry is the canonical distribution of tensor product over the finite coordinate space.
The underlying linear map of the real-place diagonal isometry is the canonical distribution of tensor product over the finite coordinate space.
The underlying linear map of the complex-embedding diagonal isometry is the canonical distribution of tensor product over the finite coordinate space.
A finite localization evaluates on a pure tensor by applying the completion map to the coefficient of the original form.
A real localization evaluates on a pure tensor by applying the real embedding to the coefficient of the original form.
Scalar extension through a complex embedding evaluates on a pure tensor by applying the chosen embedding to the coefficient of the original form.