Ideals in tensor products of algebras #
For an ideal I of an R-algebra A and an R-algebra B,
I.leftTensorIdeal R B is the ideal of A ⊗[R] B generated by the image of I under
includeLeft. For an ideal J of B, J.rightTensorIdeal R A is generated by its image
under includeRight. They represent the images of I ⊗[R] B and A ⊗[R] J.
The constructions preserve joins and arbitrary suprema and commute with tensor-product maps. Over a commutative ring, tensoring a quotient map has the corresponding tensor ideal as its kernel; tensoring two surjective algebra maps has the sum of the two tensor ideals as its kernel. Quotients of a noncommutative algebra require a two-sided ideal.
The kernel formulas use Mathlib's tensor-product right-exactness theorems.
The ideal of A ⊗[R] B generated by the left inclusion of I, representing I ⊗ B.
Instances For
I.leftTensorIdeal R B is the ideal map of I along the left tensor inclusion.
Membership in I ⊗ B is membership in the range of tensoring the subtype of I on the
right.
The order universal property for I ⊗ B.
The construction I ↦ I ⊗ B distributes over joins of ideals.
The ideal of A ⊗[R] B generated by the right inclusion of I, representing A ⊗ I.
Instances For
I.rightTensorIdeal R A is the ideal map of I along the right tensor inclusion.
Membership in A ⊗ I is membership in the range of tensoring the subtype of I on the
left.
The order universal property for A ⊗ I.
The construction I ↦ A ⊗ I distributes over joins of ideals.
A tensor-product map carries the left tensor ideal generated by I onto the left tensor
ideal generated by its image in the left codomain factor.
A tensor-product map carries the right tensor ideal generated by I onto the right tensor
ideal generated by its image in the right codomain factor.
The kernel of a tensor product of two surjective algebra maps is the sum of the tensor ideals generated by their kernels.