Uniformizer coordinates on maximal-ideal graded pieces #
Let R be a discrete valuation ring with maximal ideal 𝔪 and residue field k. Fixing a
uniformizer π identifies k with the graded piece 𝔪^m / 𝔪^(m+1) by sending the residue
of x to the class of x * π ^ m. This file constructs that identification explicitly and
computes how it changes when the uniformizer is replaced.
If π' = π * a for a unit a of R, then the identification for π' is the identification
for π precomposed with multiplication by the residue of a ^ m. Thus it is independent of
the uniformizer up to the additive automorphism of the residue field induced by that residue.
The explicit principal-power equivalence below follows the construction of Mathlib's
Ideal.quotEquivPowQuotPowSucc, retaining a specified generator in order to expose the
change-of-uniformizer formula.
Main results #
TauCeti.residueFieldEquivMaximalIdealGradedOfUniformizer: the identification of the residue field with a maximal-ideal graded piece determined by a uniformizer.TauCeti.residueFieldEquivMaximalIdealGradedOfUniformizer_change: changing the uniformizer scales the residue coordinate by the corresponding residue-field unit.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Corps Locaux, Chapter IV, §2.
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter II, §5.
The unique unit a such that π * a = π', for two uniformizers π and π' of a discrete
valuation ring.
Equations
- TauCeti.uniformizerChangeUnit π π' hπ hπ' = Exists.choose ⋯
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The unit uniformizerChangeUnit π π' carries π to π'.
The change unit from a uniformizer to itself is one.
Change units compose when passing through a third uniformizer.
Multiplication by the mth power of the change unit, acting on the residue field. This is
the additive coordinate change between the degree-m coordinates associated to two
uniformizers.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The coordinate-change automorphism acts by multiplication by the residue of the change unit to the indicated power.
Multiplication by a chosen uniformizer to the mth power identifies the residue field with
the mth graded piece 𝔪^m / 𝔪^(m+1) of the maximal-ideal filtration.
Equations
Instances For
The explicit principal-power equivalence sends the residue of x to the class of
x * π ^ m.
Replacing π by π' = π * a in the principal-power equivalence is the same as first
multiplying the residue coordinate by a ^ m.
In inverse coordinates, when π' = π * a, the coordinate relative to π equals the
residue of a ^ m times the coordinate relative to π'.