ModuleUniqueExtensionPrimitive.lean
Nyll.ValuedFieldTheory.Valuation.Henselian.UniqueExtensionPrimitive
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primitive irreducible reductions
This file supplies the last Galois/Newton-polygon input in the converse of the unique-extension criterion. Uniqueness of the extension valuation ring makes it invariant under the finite Galois group of a splitting field. Consequently conjugate roots have the same value. Vieta's formulas then show that a primitive irreducible polynomial has either full-degree reduction or constant reduction; in the full-degree case the monic normalization has no coprime nonconstant residual factorization.
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AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.valuation_algEquiv_eq_of_unique_extension_of_finiteDimensional
DocumentationA finite-order ground-field automorphism stabilizing a valuation subring preserves its canonical valuation exactly. Stabilization first preserves the order relation on values. A strict change would iterate around the finite orbit of the automorphism and give a strict cycle.
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noncomputable section
open Polynomial
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
open ValuationTheory.Valuations
universe u
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.valuation_eq_on_roots_of_irreducible_of_unique_extension
DocumentationRoots of one irreducible ground-field polynomial have the same canonical value in a finite normal splitting field with a unique extension valuation ring.
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noncomputable section
open Polynomial
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
open ValuationTheory.Valuations
universe u
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.valuation_coeff_prod_X_sub_C_lt_coeff_zero_of_one_lt
DocumentationIf all roots of a split monic product have value strictly larger than one, every positive-degree coefficient has value strictly smaller than the constant coefficient.
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noncomputable section
open Polynomial
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
open ValuationTheory.Valuations
universe u
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.primitive_irreducible_reduction_natDegree_zero_of_leadingCoeff_nonunit
DocumentationIn the nonmonic branch of Artin's argument, uniqueness on the splitting field forces every root to have value greater than one. Vieta's formula then puts every positive-degree coefficient in the maximal ideal, so the reduction is constant.
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noncomputable section
open Polynomial
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
open ValuationTheory.Valuations
universe u
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.primitiveIrreducibleReductionProperty_of_unique_algebraic_extensions
DocumentationThe primitive-irreducible reduction property in the last paragraph of the proof of the unique-extension criterion, obtained directly from unique extension valuation rings on algebraic fields.
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Surrounding namespaces, section variables, and local commands at this declaration.
noncomputable section
open Polynomial
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
open ValuationTheory.Valuations
universe u