Hilbert class field (experimental) - Artin map and class field theory #
Artin map of an unramified abelian extension #
If K / F is an unramified abelian extension of number fields,
then there is a natural map Cl(F) → Gal(K/F)
sending a prime ideal p to the Frobenius element Frobₚ in Gal(K/F).
Its definition should not involve class field theory.
We omit its formal definition here, but use sorry instead.
NOTE: a priori we don't know K / F is finite, so for x : K the Frobₚ x
should be defined by the Frobenius on F(x) / F instead, which is a finite extension.
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- NumberField.IsUnramifiedEverywhere.artinMap F K = sorry
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The Artin map p ↦ Frobₚ is surjective. When K / F is finite, it could be proved by
Chebotarev density theorem. In general suppose there exists σ : Gal(K/F)
such that Frobₚ ≠ σ for all p : Cl(K), then for each p : Cl(K) there is x_p : K such that
Frobₚ x_p ≠ σ x_p, hence the Artin map is not surjective on F(x_p | p : Gal(K/F)) / F,
which is a contradiction, since this is a finite extension.
An unramified abelian extension of a number field is a finite extension.
An unramified abelian extension of a number field is a number field.
The degree of an unramified abelian extension of a number field divides the class number of the base field.
Maximal unramified abelian subextension #
The maximal unramified abelian subextension is a finite extension.
Hilbert class field #
The Artin map Cl(F) → Gal(H / F) is bijective, if H is the maximal unramified abelian
subextension of K / F and K is separably closed.
The natural isomorphism Cl(F) ≃ Gal(H / F) given by Artin map, where H is the maximal
unramified abelian subextension of K / F and K is separably closed.
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Any unramified abelian extension is a subfield of Hilbert class field.