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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.PreAdicSpace.Restrict

Restriction of pre-adic spaces to open subspaces #

For a pre-adic space X and an open embedding f : U ⟶ X of topological spaces, the restriction X.restrict h is the pre-adic space on U whose presheaf is the restriction of the presheaf of X. Its stalk at x is the stalk of X at f x, and its valuation at x is the valuation of X at f x, transported along this identification. The canonical morphism X.ofRestrict h : X.restrict h ⟶ X is a morphism of pre-adic spaces.

Restrictions are the infrastructure for the locally affinoid condition, which is not defined here: an adic space will be a pre-adic space admitting an open cover whose members, with the restricted structure, are isomorphic in 𝒱^pre to affinoid pre-adic spaces. A general PreAdicSpace carries no such cover. The canonical morphism is a monomorphism whose stalk maps are isomorphisms, and the restriction of X to the whole space is isomorphic to X, because the forgetful functor to presheafed spaces reflects isomorphisms. An isomorphism X ≅ Y carries the restriction of X to an open U isomorphically onto the restriction of Y to the image of U: the two open immersions into Y have the same range, so Mathlib's PresheafedSpace.IsOpenImmersion.isoOfRangeEq identifies the underlying presheafed spaces, and the identification is a morphism of pre-adic spaces because it factors one through the other.

Main definitions #

The design follows AlgebraicGeometry.LocallyRingedSpace.restrict.

References #

Pulling a valuation on a stalk of P back along the stalk map of P.ofRestrict h and then along the stalk identification of the restriction returns the valuation.

The restriction of a pre-adic space along an open embedding f : U ⟶ X. The presheaf is the restriction of the presheaf of X; the stalk at x is identified with the stalk of X at f x, and the valuation at x is the valuation of X at f x transported along this identification.

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    The presheaf of rings of the restriction is the restriction of the presheaf of rings.

    The stalk identification is Mathlib's, for the underlying presheafed spaces of rings.

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    The valuation of the restriction at x is the valuation of X at f x, pulled back along the residue-field map of the stalk identification.

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    The stalk valuation of the restriction at x is the stalk valuation of X at f x, pulled back along the stalk identification.

    The canonical morphism from the restriction of a pre-adic space along an open embedding.

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      The inverse of the stalk identification is the stalk map of X.ofRestrict h.

      The canonical morphism from a restriction is a monomorphism, as its underlying morphism of presheafed spaces is.

      The restriction of a pre-adic space to the whole space is isomorphic to the space.

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        noncomputable def TauCeti.PreAdicSpace.restrictIso {X Y : PreAdicSpace} (e : X ≅ Y) (U : TopologicalSpace.Opens ↑X.toTopCat) :
        X.restrict ⋯ ≅ Y.restrict ⋯

        An isomorphism e : X ≅ Y of pre-adic spaces restricts to an isomorphism from the restriction of X to an open U onto the restriction of Y to the image of U. It is the unique morphism compatible with the canonical morphisms from the restrictions (restrictIso_hom_ofRestrict).

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          The transported restriction composed with the canonical morphism from the restriction of Y is the canonical morphism from the restriction of X followed by e.

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          The transported restriction composed with the canonical morphism from the restriction of Y is the canonical morphism from the restriction of X followed by e.

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          The inverse of the transported restriction composed with the canonical morphism from the restriction of X is the canonical morphism from the restriction of Y followed by e⁻¹.

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          The inverse of the transported restriction composed with the canonical morphism from the restriction of X is the canonical morphism from the restriction of Y followed by e⁻¹.

          The restrictions of a pre-adic space X along two open embeddings with the same range are isomorphic. The isomorphism is the unique morphism compatible with the canonical morphisms to X (restrictIsoOfRangeEq_hom_ofRestrict).

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