Prime power-residue coordinates for cyclotomic Kummer extensions #
This file defines the prime-level p-th power-residue coordinate directly
from reduction modulo a finite prime of the prime cyclotomic field. It then
compares that coordinate with arithmetic Frobenius on an adjusted integral
Kummer radical. No global reciprocity law is asserted here.
The `p`-th roots of unity in the cyclotomic field are already integral. This is the canonical equivalence induced by the inclusion of its ring of integers.
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Reduction of cyclotomic `p`-th roots of unity at a finite prime.
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Away from `p`, reduction is injective on the `p`-th roots of unity.
The residue-field cardinality minus one is divisible by `p` at every finite prime away from `p`.
The nonzero residue class of an integral element at a prime which does not divide it.
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The finite-field `p`-th power-residue root of a nonzero integral element. Its underlying residue unit is `η ^ ((N v - 1) / p)`.
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- NumberTheory.CyclotomicCharacter.InverseExtension.residuePowerRootAt v η hηv hpv = ⟨NumberTheory.CyclotomicCharacter.InverseExtension.residueUnitAt v η hηv ^ ((Ideal.absNorm v.asIdeal - 1) / p), ⋯⟩
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The roots-of-unity-valued prime `p`-th power-residue symbol. It is characterized without choosing a discrete logarithm: its reduction is the finite-field root `η ^ ((N v - 1) / p)`.
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Defining reduction formula for the prime power-residue symbol.
Arithmetic Frobenius in a Kummer presentation is the prime power-residue symbol of any integral representative of the radicand modulo a `p`-th power. The prime is required to divide neither that representative nor `p`.