The p-adic Tate twist #
The p-adic Tate twist ℤ_p(1) over a commutative monoid K is the inverse limit of its
groups of p ^ n-th roots of unity along the p-th power maps. Written additively, this is the
Tate module of the unit group:
PadicTateTwist p K = TateModule p (Additive Kˣ).
This file identifies the finite levels with Additive (rootsOfUnity (p ^ n) K). When K has
enough p-power roots of unity (for example, a separably closed field in which p is nonzero),
the twist is a free ℤ_p-module of rank one.
Ring automorphisms act on it componentwise; when all p-power roots of unity exist, this action
is scalar multiplication by Mathlib's p-adic cyclotomic character. These are the coefficient
module and action used by p-adic Weil pairings.
For ℓ nonzero and prime to p, the powers ℓ ^ n are levels of the prime-to-p Tate module
ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) = lim_{p ∤ m} μ_m, and keeping the components at these levels is a continuous,
Galois-equivariant homomorphism ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) → ℤ_ℓ(1).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.PadicTateTwist: the inverse limitℤ_p(1).TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.proj: projection toμ_{p^n}, in additive notation.TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.galoisRepresentation: the componentwise action of field automorphisms.TauCeti.PrimeToPTateModule.toPadicTateTwist: theℓ-adic componentℤ̂^{(p')}(1) → ℤ_ℓ(1)of the prime-to-pTate module, forℓprime top.
Main results #
TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.levelAddEquivRootsOfUnity: then-th level isμ_{p^n}.TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.instCompactSpace: for nonzerop,ℤ_p(1)is compact over a domain.TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.nonempty_linearEquiv: whenKhas enoughp-power roots of unity,ℤ_p(1)is noncanonically linearly equivalent toℤ_p.TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.galoisRepresentation_apply_eq_smul: the Galois action is scalar multiplication by the cyclotomic character.TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.continuous_galoisRepresentation: this action is jointly continuous.TauCeti.PrimeToPTateModule.proj_toPadicTateTwist: the components of theℓ-adic component are the components of levelℓ ^ n.TauCeti.PrimeToPTateModule.toPadicTateTwist_smul: theℓ-adic component is Galois-equivariant.
References #
The p-adic Tate twist ℤ_p(1), realised as the Tate module of the multiplicative group.
Its n-th component is the group μ_{p^n} of p ^ n-th roots of unity.
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- TauCeti.PadicTateTwist p K = TauCeti.TateModule p (Additive Kˣ)
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The p ^ n-torsion in the additive unit group is the group of p ^ n-th roots of unity,
written additively.
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The inverse finite-level equivalence forgets the roots-of-unity membership proof.
Projection of ℤ_p(1) to its p ^ n-th roots-of-unity level.
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The roots-of-unity projection is the finite-level equivalence after ordinary projection.
The roots-of-unity projection is the ordinary Tate-module projection on underlying units.
Consecutive components of ℤ_p(1) are related by the p-th power map.
A point of ℤ_p(1) is determined by all of its roots-of-unity components.
For nonzero p, the p-adic Tate twist over a domain is compact in its inverse-limit
topology.
If K has enough p ^ n-th roots of unity, then the n-th level of ℤ_p(1) has p ^ n
elements.
If K has enough p-power roots of unity, then ℤ_p(1) is noncanonically linearly
equivalent to ℤ_p.
If K has enough p-power roots of unity, then ℤ_p(1) is a free ℤ_p-module.
If K has enough p-power roots of unity, then ℤ_p(1) is finitely generated over
ℤ_p.
If K has enough p-power roots of unity, then ℤ_p(1) has rank one over ℤ_p.
The componentwise action of Gal(K/F) on the p-adic Tate twist.
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- TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.galoisRepresentation = { toFun := fun (σ : Gal(K/F)) => TauCeti.TateModule.mapLinearMap (TauCeti.PadicTateTwist.unitsMap✝ σ), map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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The Galois representation applies the field automorphism to every roots-of-unity component.
When K contains all p-power roots of unity, the Galois action on ℤ_p(1) is scalar
multiplication by the p-adic cyclotomic character.
The Galois action on ℤ_p(1) is jointly continuous when all p-power roots of unity exist.
The ℓ-adic component of the prime-to-p Tate module #
The ℓ-adic component of the prime-to-p Tate module. For ℓ nonzero and prime to p,
the powers ℓ ^ n are among the levels of ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) = lim_{p ∤ m} μ_m(E), and keeping only
those components is a continuous homomorphism to the ℓ-adic Tate twist
ℤ_ℓ(1) = lim_n μ_{ℓ ^ n}(E), written multiplicatively. For a prime ℓ ≠ p this is the
specialization of ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) at the prime ℓ.
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The ℓ ^ n-th roots-of-unity component of the ℓ-adic component of x is the level-ℓ ^ n
component of x.
The ℓ-adic component is Galois-equivariant: it carries the action of Gal(K/F) on
ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) through the roots of unity to the Galois representation on ℤ_ℓ(1).