ModuleHenselianAlgebraicExtension.lean
Nyll.ValuedFieldTheory.LocalField.Unramified.HenselianAlgebraicExtension
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Henselianity along algebraic valued extensions
The proof of the unramified base-change theorem applies Hensel's lemma after base change from K to an algebraic extension K'. This file supplies the source used there: the unique extension of a Henselian valuation to an algebraic field is again Henselian. The result is derived from the unique extension criterion of the unique-extension criterion, rather than added as an assumption to the unramified base-change theorem.
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AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.exponentialValuation_hasUniqueAlgebraicValuationSubringExtensions
DocumentationThe exponential presentation of a Henselian valuation has a unique valuation-subring extension to every algebraic field in the same universe. This is the unique-extension criterion transported through the associated nonarchimedean absolute value.
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namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
universe u
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.henselianValuation_of_algebraic_extension
DocumentationAn algebraic extension of a Henselian valued field is Henselian for its unique extended valuation.
Only the actual exact extension of the two exponential valuations is an input. For a further algebraic extension M/L, uniqueness over K first forces the restriction of its unique valuation ring to be the chosen ring on L; transitivity then gives uniqueness over L, and the unique-extension criterion supplies Hensel factorization on the target valuation ring.
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namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
universe u