Counting subalgebras of $\mathfrak{o}^n$
Aaron Blas Pereda, Diego Sulca

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new method to analyze the enumeration of finite-index subalgebras of $rak{o}^n$, providing explicit formulas and bounds for their zeta functions, with applications to counting irreducible subrings.
Contribution
The paper develops a novel approach to study cotype zeta functions of subalgebras, expressing them as sums of integrals and computing them explicitly in several cases.
Findings
Derived a finite sum expression for the zeta function as $rak{o}$-adic integrals.
Established a lower bound for the abscissa of convergence of the subalgebra zeta function.
Provided explicit formulas for the cotype zeta function of subalgebras of $rak{o}^4$.
Abstract
Let be a compact discrete valuation ring and . We introduce a method to study the cotype zeta function of subalgebras of . This multivariable series encodes the number of finite-index subalgebras of the -algebra of a given elementary divisor type. We express this zeta function as a finite sum of -adic integrals and compute these integrals in many cases. As a first application, we recover known results in a natural way from our approach. For instance, we obtain a lower bound for the abscissa of convergence of the subalgebra zeta function of by exhibiting an explicit pole. We also determine the number of irreducible subrings of of small index. As a second application, we give an explicit formula for the cotype zeta function of subalgebras of .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Mathematical Identities
