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TauCeti.RingTheory.DedekindDomain.FiniteAdeleRing.Away

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.

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Main results #

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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.

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      A finite idele that is a local unit on S defines the unit ideal exactly when it is an everywhere-integral unit.

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      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.

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      Passing from integral to fractional prime-to ideals turns the integral finite-idele map toIntegralIdealsAway into toIdealsAway.