On covering radii in function fields

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The author gives analogs in function fields to important ideas in the geometry of numbers. First, using a closed form for covering radii with respect to convex bodies, a proof is given for Woods's conjecture for function fields. Then, a function field analog of Solan's result that every diagonal orbit intersects the set of well rounded lattices is given. This is used to prove an analog of Minkowski's conjecture about the multiplicative covering radius and to show the Gruber-Mordell spectrum in function fields is trivial in every dimension.



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