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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.Spa.MorphismSpectral

Spectral maps of adic spectra #

A continuous morphism of Huber pairs induces a continuous map of adic spectra. The map is spectral when the image of every open ideal again generates an open ideal: the preimage of each rational open is then rational, hence quasi-compact. For a Tate source, every open ideal is the unit ideal, so this condition holds for every morphism into a Huber ring. These statements give the compact-open control needed when pulling back the rational basis along morphisms.

It suffices to test openness on the image of one ideal of definition of the source. The criterion does not require the underlying ring map to be open or surjective.

Main results #

The unbundled rational-preimage criterion is in Spa/RationalSubset/Basis.lean.

References #

Under the openness hypothesis, the preimage of a rational open under a Huber-pair morphism is again rational.

theorem TauCeti.Huber.Pair.Hom.isSpectralMap_spaComap {A : Type u_1} {B : Type u_2} [CommRing A] [TopologicalSpace A] [IsTopologicalRing A] [IsHuberRing A] [CommRing B] [TopologicalSpace B] [IsTopologicalRing B] [IsHuberRing B] {S : Pair A} {T : Pair B} (f : S.Hom T) (hopen : ∀ (J : Ideal A), IsOpen ↑J → IsOpen ↑(Ideal.map f.toRingHom J)) :

The adic-spectrum map of a Huber-pair morphism is spectral when images of open ideals are open.

It is enough to check openness on the image of one ideal of definition: openness of every other source ideal then transports along the ring homomorphism. Rational opens therefore pull back to rational opens.

Openness of the image of one ideal of definition makes the induced map spectral.

Rational opens pull back to rational opens for a morphism from a Tate Huber pair. No Tate assumption is needed on the target.

A morphism from a Tate Huber pair induces a spectral map of adic spectra.