Separability, multi-valued operators, and zeroes of L-functions
David Goss
Abstract
Let be a global function field in 1-variable over a finite extension of , p prime, ∞ a fixed place of , and the ring of functions of regular outside of ∞. Let E be a Drinfeld module or T-module. Then, as in go1, one can construct associated characteristic p L-functions based on the classical model of abelian varieties once certain auxiliary choices are made. Our purpose in this paper is to show how the well-known concept of ``maximal separable (over the completion ∞) subfield'' allows one to construct from such L-functions certain separable extensions which are independent of these choices. These fields will then depend only on the isogeny class of the original T-module or Drinfeld module and y∈ , and should presumably be describable in these terms. Moreover, they give a very useful framework in which to view the ``Riemann hypothesis'' evidence of w1, dv1, sh1. We also establish that an element which is separably algebraic over ∞ can be realized as a ``multi-valued operator'' on general T-modules. This is very similar to realizing 1/2 as the multi-valued operator x x on . Simple examples show that this result is false for non-separable elements. This result may eventually allow a ``two T's'' interpretation of the above extensions in terms of multi-valued operators on E and certain tensor twists.
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