Adic Completions #
If A is a valued ring with field of fractions K there are two different
complete rings containing A one might define, the first is
𝒪_v = {x ∈ K_v | v x ≤ 1} (defined in Lean as adicCompletionIntegers K v)
and the second is the v-adic completion of A. In the case when A is a
Dedekind domain these definitions give isomorphic topological A-algebras.
This file makes some progress towards this.
Main theorems/defs #
IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.closureAlgebraMapIntegers_eq_integers: The closure ofAinK_vis𝒪_v.IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.ResidueFieldEquivCompletionResidueField: The canonical isomorphismA ⧸ v ≅ 𝓞ᵥ / v.IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.closureAlgebraMapIntegers_eq_prodIntegers: Ifsis a set of primes ofA, then the closure ofAin∏_{v ∈ s} K_vis∏_{v ∈ s} 𝒪_v.IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.denseRange_of_prodAlgebraMap: Ifsis a finite set of primes ofA, thenKis dense in∏_{v ∈ s} K_v.- We show (as an unnamed instance)
IsDiscreteValuationRing (𝒪[v.adicCompletion K])
Given a, b ∈ A and v b ≤ v a we can find y in A such that y is close to a / b by
the valuation v.
The closure of A in K_v is 𝒪_v.
A is dense in 𝒪_v.
An element of 𝒪_v can be approximated by an element of A.
The maximal ideal of the integers of the completion of v.
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The canonical ring homomorphism from A / v to 𝓞ᵥ / v, where 𝓞ᵥ is the integers of the completion Kᵥ of the field of fractions of A.
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The canonical isomorphism from A / v to 𝓞ᵥ / v, where 𝓞ᵥ is the integers of the completion Kᵥ of the field of fractions K of A.
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An element of ∏_{v ∈ s} 𝒪_v, with s finite, can be approximated by an element of A.
The closure of A in ∏_{v ∈ s} K_v is ∏_{v ∈ s} 𝒪_v. s may be infinite.
If s is finite then K in dense in ∏_{v ∈ s} K_v.