The scaled formal logarithm of a formal group law #
Source: MichaelStollBayreuth/EllipticCurves at commit 3f8c39c0fc4c0fd0a40e693aa2a9bbda08d9ee1f.
This file generalizes the p-scaling machinery of the vendored kit file
EllipticCurves.Mathlib.Chabauty.LogIso from the natural number p to an arbitrary ring
element c (for the application: a power π^e of a uniformizer of 𝒪_v, where e is
the absolute ramification index). The c-scaled formal group law
ChabautyColeman.FormalGroupLaw.scaledFC is F(cX, cY)/c; the additivity identity of the
formal logarithm descends along an injective base-change map f : O →+* K to the
c-scaled integral logarithm (ChabautyColeman.FormalGroupLaw.subst_scaledFC_descent).
The second part specializes to the valuation ring 𝒪_v of the completion of a global
field at a finite place: for c = π^e the scaled logarithm has integral coefficients
(WeierstrassCurve is not needed here; this works for any formal group law over 𝒪_v),
with linear coefficient 1, so it has an integral compositional inverse
(ChabautyColeman.invSubst), and evaluation at points of the maximal ideal produces a
group isomorphism onto (𝔪, +).
The topology on 𝒪_v is the 𝔪-adic topology; this activates the vendored kit.
General-scale version of ChabautyColeman.map_eq_rescale: scaling by an arbitrary
ring element c instead of a natural number p.
The c-scaled formal group law #
The c-scaled formal group law: F(cX, cY)/c, integral because F has no constant
term.
Equations
- Φ.scaledFC c j d = c ^ (Finsupp.degree d - 1) * (MvPowerSeries.coeff d) (Φ.F j)
Instances For
Descent of the logarithm additivity to the c-scaled level #
The c-scaled formal group law is the c-rescaling of F, over the fraction
field.
The descended additivity identity: the c-scaled logarithm is additive for the
c-scaled formal group law, over O.
The multiplication-by-m series #
The multiplication-by-m series of a one-parameter formal group law:
ψ_0 = 0 and ψ_{m+1} = F(X, ψ_m).
Equations
Instances For
The logarithm of the multiplication series and its derivative #
Differentiating the logarithm identity: (M⁻¹ ∘ ψ_m) · ψ_m′ = m • M⁻¹.
The scaled integral logarithm over the valuation ring of a completion #
The valuation of a nonzero element of the maximal ideal is exp (-e) for some
e ≥ 1.
The scaled-logarithm package over 𝒪_v: a level n ≥ 1, a uniformizer π, and a
pair of integral power series lhat, ehat — the divided π^n-scaled logarithm and its
compositional inverse — with the composition identities and the additivity of lhat for
the π^n-scaled formal group law.
The evaluated scaled logarithm on the maximal ideal #
Evaluation of a one-variable series without constant term maps 𝔪 to 𝔪.
Evaluating a composition identity h ∘ g = X: the evaluations of g and h are
mutually inverse on 𝔪.
Additivity of the evaluated scaled logarithm: evaluating the descended identity at a
pair of points of 𝔪.
Compatibility of the scaled formal group sum with the original one: evaluating F at
(c·s₁, c·s₂) is c times the evaluated scaled sum.
Divisibility of the multiplication-by-p coefficients over 𝒪_v #
The linear coefficient of the multiplication-by-m series is m.
The coefficients of ψ_p in degrees not divisible by p are divisible by p.