A family of asymptotically bad wild towers of function fields

In Chara and Toledano (2015) general conditions were given to prove the infiniteness of the genus of certain towers of function fields over a perfect field. It was shown that many examples where particular cases of those general results. In this paper the genus of a family of wild towers of function fields will be considered together with a result with less restrictive sufficient conditions for a wild tower to have infinite genus.

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Examples and Counterexamples
Published
2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exco.2025.100186
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Coding theory and cryptography
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A family of asymptotically bad wild towers of function fields

Ricardo Toledano, María Chara
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A family of asymptotically bad wild towers of function fields

Ricardo Toledano, María Chara
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Abstract

In Chara and Toledano (2015) general conditions were given to prove the infiniteness of the genus of certain towers of function fields over a perfect field. It was shown that many examples where particular cases of those general results. In this paper the genus of a family of wild towers of function fields will be considered together with a result with less restrictive sufficient conditions for a wild tower to have infinite genus.

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