Restriction maps as morphisms of complete separated rings #
LocalizationTopology.Restriction builds the restriction map A⟨T/s⟩ → A⟨T''/s''⟩ of a
refinement as a continuous ring homomorphism, and LocalizationTopology.CompleteSeparated.Basic
exhibits A⟨T/s⟩ as an object of CompleteSeparatedTopCommRingCat. This module joins the two:
the restriction map becomes a morphism of that category, and the identity and composition laws
of the ring homomorphisms become the identity and composition laws of the morphisms.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.restrictionObjHom: the restriction map of a refinement, as a morphismcompletionLocObj … ⟶ completionLocObj ….
Main results #
TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.restrictionObjHom_congr: the morphism does not depend on the cofactor witnessing the refinement.TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.restrictionObjHom_self: a presentation refines itself and gives the identity morphism.TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.restrictionObjHom_comp_restrictionObjHom: refinements compose, and the morphism of the composite is the composite of the morphisms.
Why the cofactor drops out #
restrictionRingHom is indexed by a cofactor r with s'' = s * r, and a refinement can be
witnessed by more than one. restrictionObjHom_congr says the morphism is nonetheless a function
of the two presentations alone: the underlying ring homomorphism is characterised by continuity
and compatibility with the structure maps from A (eq_restrictionRingHom), and neither mentions
r. That is what makes the assignment a diagram over a preorder of presentations — the
refinement relation, with the cofactor existentially quantified — rather than over a category
whose morphisms carry data, and so what lets 𝒪_X be formed as a limit.
References #
- T. Wedhorn, Adic Spaces (arXiv:1910.05934v1), §8.1–§8.2, for the structure presheaf and its restriction maps.
The restriction morphism #
The restriction map of a refinement, as a morphism of CompleteSeparatedTopCommRingCat.
The cofactor r and the two refinement conditions determine the morphism but do not appear in its
type; restrictionObjHom_congr shows they do not affect it either.
Equations
- P.restrictionObjHom T s S hden T'' s'' S'' hden'' r hs'' hT = P.completionLocObjHom T s S hden T'' s'' S'' hden'' (P.restrictionRingHom T s S hden T'' s'' S'' hden'' r hs'' hT) ⋯
Instances For
The morphism does not depend on the cofactor. Two cofactors witnessing the same refinement
give the same morphism, because the underlying ring homomorphism is determined by continuity and
compatibility with the structure maps from A.
The identity law. A presentation refines itself with cofactor 1, and the morphism that
gives is the identity of completionLocObj.
The composition law. A refinement with cofactor r followed by one with cofactor r₂ is a
refinement with cofactor r * r₂, and its morphism is the composite. With restrictionObjHom_self
this is the functoriality of the assignment.