Denominator-free Tate normalization at an order-seven point #
The pointwise Tate-normalization formula is naturally a tower of rational expressions. This file exposes compact cleared coordinates for the final Tate parameter and for the level-seven Hauptmodul. Polynomial-certificate consumers can therefore avoid expanding the normalization or carrying a spurious nonvanishing assumption for the fully cleared denominator.
The numerator of pointTateAlpha after clearing
pointTateBeta ^ 2.
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The last linear factor in pointTateParameter, after clearing
pointTateBeta ^ 3.
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The numerator of the pointwise Tate parameter in fully cleared form.
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The denominator of the pointwise Tate parameter in fully cleared form.
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The pointwise Tate parameter as a quotient of polynomial expressions.
No nonvanishing hypothesis on the cleared denominator is needed: Lean's division is total, and both sides are zero when the last normalization factor vanishes.
A nonzero pointwise level-seven Hauptmodul forces the vertical tangent denominator used by Tate normalization to be nonzero.
Homogenization of the numerator in the level-seven Hauptmodul.
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The pointwise level-seven Hauptmodul as a quotient of its fully polynomial numerator and denominator.