Rational points of the finite-flat cyclic quotient #
The split Gamma_0(N) construction attaches an actual closed finite-flat
subgroup scheme to a RationalDatum. This file compares its rational-point
quotient with the abstract coordinate-point quotient used by the existing
cyclic-quotient API.
For a supplied WeierstrassGroupSchemeInterface, the comparison proceeds in
three checked steps:
- all rational points of the constant subgroup carrier are distinguished sections indexed by the original cyclic group;
- the image of those sections under the actual closed subgroup immersion is exactly the image of the original rational cyclic subgroup;
- quotienting the represented rational point group by that image transports
both the quotient projection and the descended multiplication-by-
Nmap.
Thus the point-group quotient is compatible with the already represented source group scheme and its genuine finite-flat subgroup. No scheme representing the quotient, elliptic-curve structure on such a scheme, or base-change theorem for the quotient is asserted here.
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Rational points of the represented Weierstrass group scheme, written additively to match Mathlib's coordinate point group.
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The supplied coordinate-to-scheme point comparison in additive notation.
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Rational points of the actual finite-flat subgroup carrier attached to a raw rational datum.
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The map on rational points induced by the genuine closed finite-flat subgroup immersion.
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Over the field K, the points of the constant subgroup carrier are
exactly the elements of the original cyclic subgroup.
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The constant-point equivalence sends an element to its distinguished section of the constant finite-flat carrier.
The actual closed subgroup immersion agrees, on every rational point of its carrier, with the original coordinate subgroup inclusion.
Homomorphism form of compatibility between the actual finite-flat subgroup points and the coordinate subgroup.
The rational-point image of the genuine finite-flat subgroup immersion.
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The image of the actual finite-flat subgroup immersion is precisely the coordinate cyclic subgroup transported into represented rational points.
The quotient of represented rational points by the image of the actual closed finite-flat subgroup. This is a point group, not a quotient scheme.
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The canonical projection to the quotient of represented rational points.
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The represented rational-point quotient projection is surjective.
The kernel of the represented rational-point quotient is exactly the image of the actual finite-flat subgroup immersion.
The quotient projection kills the rational points coming from the actual closed finite-flat subgroup.
The coordinate-point quotient attached to x is canonically equivalent
to the quotient by the image of its genuine finite-flat subgroup.
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The quotient equivalence commutes with the two canonical quotient projections.
The rational-point image of the finite-flat cyclic subgroup is killed by multiplication by its order.
Multiplication by N descended through the quotient of represented
rational points.
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The descended map sends the class of a represented point to its
N-fold multiple.
Descended multiplication after the quotient projection is
multiplication by N.
Quotient projection after the descended map is multiplication by N on
the represented rational-point quotient.
The kernel of the descended map is the image of the full represented
N-torsion subgroup in the point quotient.
The quotient equivalence intertwines the abstract descended dual map with descended multiplication on represented rational points.