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Power-series valuation of order one
Claim·§8.4 A separate odd valuation for each radicand·inside lemPrivate odd valuation for each radicand
Statement (paper)
There is an embedding sending to , obtained by solving recursively in , under which has order one, while and all , , have nonzero constant terms. Hence the order in is a valuation over with the required properties.
In plain English
The function field embeds into with , by solving recursively. Under this embedding has -order exactly one, while and every with have nonzero constant term, so the -order is a valuation over with the required properties.
Why it's here
Since at the point , Hensel-style recursion gives a unique power-series branch, and makes the leading coefficient of nonzero, so has order one. The previous claim shows the other radicands are nonzero and not at , so they have order zero. This yields the odd valuation with and for .
Classified routine:
Standard construction of a discrete valuation at a smooth point of a plane curve via its Hensel/implicit-function power-series branch (local parametrization at a nonsingular point), combined with the earlier claims on the chosen point s_ell.
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Power-series embedding gives order-one valuation" rests on claim-alg-private-valuations-2
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Power-series embedding gives order-one valuation" rests on claim-alg-private-valuations-3