Cont A is a spectral space: the second half of Wedhorn's Corollary 7.12 #
Wedhorn, Adic Spaces (arXiv:1910.05934v1), Corollary 7.12.
The continuous points of the valuation spectrum of a Huber ring form a spectral space. Wedhorn
draws this as a corollary of Theorem 7.10: Cont A is closed in Spv (A, IA), and a closed
subspace of a spectral space is spectral.
The closedness half is TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.isClosed_val_preimage_cont; this file draws
the conclusion. A closed subset is in particular pro-constructible, hence spectral in the
spectral space Spv (A, IA), so
TauCeti.spectralSpace_of_isEmbedding carries it back along the subtype embedding, using the
Theorem 7.10 inclusion Cont A ⊆ Spv (A, IA).
The argument is run on the subspace and transported back along a homeomorphism rather than
carried out in Spv A, because the inclusion Spv (A, IA) → Spv A is not a spectral map
(Remark 7.6) and the general preservation theorems are therefore unavailable along it.
Main results #
TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.spectralSpace_cont_of_pairOfDefinition:Cont Ais a spectral space, from an explicit pair of definition.- The
SpectralSpace (cont A)instance for a Huber ring, which names no pair.
Wedhorn Corollary 7.12, the spectrality half, from an explicit pair of definition: the
trace of Cont A on Spv (A, IA) is closed, hence pro-constructible, and Cont A is
homeomorphic to that trace.
Wedhorn Corollary 7.12: over a Huber ring the continuous points form a spectral space —
by instance synthesis, with the pair of definition chosen from
IsHuberRing.nonempty_pairOfDefinition, so that the statement mentions no pair. That the space
does not depend on the pair is already true by construction: TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.cont is
defined from the topology of A alone.