The local degree of a completion is e · f #
Let R ⊆ B be Dedekind domains with fraction fields K ⊆ L, and let w be a height-one prime of
B lying over the height-one prime v of R, with w of finite residue field. The completions
K_v and L_w are then nonarchimedean local fields for the canonical algebra structure of the
AdicCompletionExtension scope, and the degree of the second over the first is
[L_w : K_v] = e(w ∣ v) · f(w ∣ v),
the product of the ramification index and the inertia degree of w over R. Both factors on the
right are global invariants of the extension R ⊆ B, so this formula turns a sum of local degrees
over the primes w above v into ∑_{w ∣ v} e(w ∣ v) · f(w ∣ v), which the fundamental identity
of Dedekind domains evaluates as the global degree [L : K].
Main results #
IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.finrank_adicCompletion: the degree ofL_woverK_visw.asIdeal.ramificationIdx R * w.asIdeal.inertiaDeg R.
References #
- [J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory][Neukirch1992], Chapter II, §6.
The local degree of a completion. For w a height-one prime of B over the height-one
prime v of R, with finite residue field, the degree of L_w over K_v for the canonical
algebra structure of adicCompletionExtension is the product of the ramification index and the
inertia degree of w over R.