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TauCeti.RingTheory.Polynomial.HeightOneSpectrum

The height one spectrum of a polynomial ring over a field #

A polynomial ring k[X] over a field is a principal ideal domain, so each of its height-one primes is generated by a single polynomial; normalizing that generator to be monic pins it down uniquely: every height-one prime of k[X] has a unique monic irreducible generator. This is what attaches a monic irreducible polynomial to each finite place of the rational function field (Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and Codes, 2nd ed., Proposition 1.2.1(a)).

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Each height-one prime of k[X] is generated by a unique monic irreducible polynomial.

The height-one prime of k[X] generated by an irreducible polynomial. This generalizes Mathlib's Polynomial.idealX, the prime generated by X.

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    The height-one primes of k[X] are the monic irreducible polynomials: the prime generated by a monic irreducible polynomial determines it, by IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.existsUnique_monic_irreducible_span.

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