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Galois equivariance of the semilocal ppp-adic logarithm

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Leopoldt.log_semilocalGaloisAut

by xuanji · Sep 27, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

galoisleopoldtnumber-theoryp-adic

Let KKK be a number field, ppp a prime and σ∈Aut⁡(K/Q)\sigma\in\operatorname{Aut}(K/\mathbb{Q})σ∈Aut(K/Q). The automorphism σ\sigmaσ permutes the primes above ppp and induces isomorphisms of completed fields σw:Kσ−1w→ ∼ Kw\sigma_w:K_{\sigma^{-1}w}\xrightarrow{\ \sim\ }K_wσw​:Kσ−1w​ ∼ ​Kw​; the Galois action on the semilocal units U=∏v∣pOv×U=\prod_{v\mid p}\mathcal{O}_v^\timesU=∏v∣p​Ov×​ is (σ⋅x)w=σw(xσ−1w)(\sigma\cdot x)_w=\sigma_w(x_{\sigma^{-1}w})(σ⋅x)w​=σw​(xσ−1w​) (Leopoldt.semilocalGaloisAut).

Theorem. Let x∈Ux\in Ux∈U and w∣pw\mid pw∣p, and assume that the component xσ−1wx_{\sigma^{-1}w}xσ−1w​ is a principal unit, ∥xσ−1w−1∥<1\|x_{\sigma^{-1}w}-1\|<1∥xσ−1w​−1∥<1. Then

log⁡p((σ⋅x)w)=σw(log⁡pxσ−1w).\log_p\bigl((\sigma\cdot x)_w\bigr)=\sigma_w\bigl(\log_p x_{\sigma^{-1}w}\bigr).logp​((σ⋅x)w​)=σw​(logp​xσ−1w​).

In other words the componentwise ppp-adic logarithm U(1)→∏v∣pKvU^{(1)}\to\prod_{v\mid p}K_vU(1)→∏v∣p​Kv​ on principal semilocal units intertwines the Galois action on UUU with the action (σ⋅y)w=σw(yσ−1w)(\sigma\cdot y)_w=\sigma_w(y_{\sigma^{-1}w})(σ⋅y)w​=σw​(yσ−1w​) on ∏v∣pKv=K⊗QQp\prod_{v\mid p}K_v=K\otimes_{\mathbb{Q}}\mathbb{Q}_p∏v∣p​Kv​=K⊗Q​Qp​. Consequently the logarithmic image of a Galois-stable group of principal semilocal units is a Zp[G]\mathbb{Z}_p[G]Zp​[G]-submodule. The logarithm is log⁡py=lim⁡n(ypn−1)/pn\log_p y=\lim_n (y^{p^n}-1)/p^nlogp​y=limn​(ypn−1)/pn.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_LeopoldtGaloisAction
import Definitions.Def_PadicLog

open NumberField
Formal statement
theorem Leopoldt.log_semilocalGaloisAut (p : ℕ) [Fact p.Prime] (K : Type*) [Field K]
    [NumberField K] (σ : K ≃ₐ[ℚ] K) (x : Leopoldt.SemilocalUnits p K)
    (w : Leopoldt.PrimesOver p K)
    (hx : ‖((x ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w) :
        ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w).1.adicCompletionIntegers K) :
        ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w).1.adicCompletion K) - 1‖ < 1) :
    PadicLog.log (p := p)
        ((Leopoldt.semilocalGaloisAut p K σ x w : w.1.adicCompletionIntegers K) :
          w.1.adicCompletion K) =
      Leopoldt.GaloisAction.localRingEquiv σ (Leopoldt.valuation_primesOverPerm_symm p K σ w)
        (PadicLog.log (p := p)
          ((x ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w) :
            ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w).1.adicCompletionIntegers K) :
            ((Leopoldt.primesOverPerm p K σ).symm w).1.adicCompletion K)) := by sorry
Source
L. C. Washington, Introduction to Cyclotomic Fields, 2nd ed., GTM 83, §5.5 (the Galois action on the p-adic logarithms of units, used for the p-adic regulator and Brumer's theorem); J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Ch. II §8 (action of automorphisms on completions).

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