Finite ideles and fractional ideals away from a finite set #
Let R be a Dedekind domain with fraction field K, and let S be a finite set of height one
primes of R. The finite-idele valuation adicOrd records the multiplicity of every height one
prime in the fractional ideal attached to a finite idele by FiniteAdeleRing.toFractionalIdeal.
This file restricts that dictionary to the prime-to carrier NumberFieldArithmetic.idealsAway K S
used by ray classes: vanishing of the orders on S is exactly membership in idealsAway K S, so
the finite ideles that are local units at every place of S map onto idealsAway K S, with kernel
the everywhere-integral units.
This is the fractional counterpart of TauCeti.toIntegralIdealsAway, which does the same for
integral finite ideles and the integral prime-to monoid integralIdealsAway S. The two maps agree
after passing from integral to fractional ideals, so adelic constructions can move between local
valuations and the single prime-to ideal carrier, integrally or fractionally, without introducing
a second notion of an ideal prime to S.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.finiteIdelesAway: the finite ideles whose orders vanish at every place ofS.TauCeti.toIdealsAway: the homomorphism from these finite ideles toidealsAway K S.
Main results #
TauCeti.toFractionalIdeal_mem_idealsAway_iff: the fractional ideal of a finite idele is prime toSexactly when its orders vanish onS.TauCeti.toIdealsAway_surjectiveandTauCeti.ker_toIdealsAway:toIdealsAwayis surjective, with kernel the everywhere-integral units, soidealsAway K Sis the quotient of the finite ideles that are local units onSbyโ_v ๐ช_vหฃ.TauCeti.toIdealsAway_eq_iff: two such finite ideles define the same ideal away fromSexactly when their quotient is an everywhere-integral unit.TauCeti.integralIdealsAwayHom_toIntegralIdealsAway: compatibility with the integral maptoIntegralIdealsAway.
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter VI, ยง1.
A finite idele defines an ideal away from S exactly when its orders vanish on S.
The finite ideles whose orders vanish at every place of S, that is, the finite ideles that
are local units at every place of S.
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Membership in finiteIdelesAway K S means vanishing orders at every place of S.
The ideal away from S attached to a finite idele that is a local unit at every place of
S.
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toIdealsAway is the restriction of the fractional-ideal map of finite ideles.
The kernel of toIdealsAway consists of the everywhere-integral units.
A finite idele that is a local unit on S defines the unit ideal exactly when it is an
everywhere-integral unit.
Two finite ideles that are local units on S define the same ideal away from S exactly
when their quotient is an everywhere-integral unit.
Every fractional ideal away from S is the ideal of a finite idele that is a local unit at
every place of S.
Passing from integral to fractional prime-to ideals turns the integral finite-idele map
toIntegralIdealsAway into toIdealsAway.