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MazurTorsion.PrimeOrder.TorsionSpecialization

Exact-order consumers for reduction at five and eleven #

This file applies the integer-prime formal-kernel certificate to the actual global reduction map at a prime of good reduction. It supplies the exact-order statements needed after the Mazur local argument has established good reduction, together with cardinality-divisibility consumers.

The suffix of_goodReduction is intentional. Before good reduction has been proved, the marked point specializes to a Neron special fibre rather than to the group of points of the possibly singular Weierstrass reduction. Constructing that special-fibre map and its component quotient remains a separate geometric boundary; this module does not hide it behind an assumed map.

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The coefficientwise reduction of an integral Weierstrass equation over ZMod 5.

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    The coefficientwise reduction of an integral Weierstrass equation over ZMod 11.

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      Identifying the residue field at five with ZMod 5 carries the abstract reduced equation to the concrete coefficientwise reduction.

      Identifying the residue field at eleven with ZMod 11 carries the abstract reduced equation to the concrete coefficientwise reduction.

      Reduction at five followed by the canonical identification of the residue field with ZMod 5.

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        Reduction at eleven followed by the canonical identification of the residue field with ZMod 11.

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          A point of exact order N at good reduction over five forces N to divide the cardinality of the reduced point group. This is a downstream consumer of exact-order preservation, not just a restatement of the reduction map.

          A point of exact order N at good reduction over eleven forces N to divide the cardinality of the reduced point group.