The sieve of a finite Laurent cover #
For a finite set T ⊆ A and an open W of Spa(A, A⁺), laurentSieve Aplus T W
consists of the opens inside a piece of the Laurent cover of W generated by T.
The membership, empty-cover, pullback, and insert lemmas describe this sieve independently
of the sheaf condition. For unit generators, the Laurent sieve of all ratios refines the
standard rational sieve (laurentSieve_mul_inverse_le_ofArrows_inf_spaBasicOpen).
References #
- T. Wedhorn, Adic Spaces (arXiv:1910.05934v1), Lemma 8.34(iii).
- S. Bosch, U. Güntzer, R. Remmert, Non-Archimedean Analysis, §8.2.2, Lemma 3.
The Laurent sieve #
The sieve of the Laurent cover of an open W ⊆ Spa(A, A⁺) generated by a finite set T:
the opens V ≤ W on which every t ∈ T has a fixed sign, V ≤ {|t| ≤ 1} or V ≤ {|t| ≥ 1}
(laurentCoverOpen Aplus t true and laurentCoverOpen Aplus t false). Equivalently, these are
the opens V ≤ W contained in one of the pieces laurentPiece Aplus (↑) J, J ⊆ T, of the
Laurent cover (laurentSieve_apply_iff_exists_laurentPiece).
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Instances For
Membership in the Laurent sieve.
The Laurent sieve of a finite family consists of the opens inside a piece of its Laurent
cover: for a family f : ι → A indexed by a finite type, an open V ≤ W lies in the Laurent
sieve generated by the values of f exactly when it is contained in the piece
laurentPiece Aplus f J for some set J ⊆ ι of indices of sign ≥ 1.
The Laurent sieve consists of the opens inside a piece of the Laurent cover: an open
V ≤ W lies in laurentSieve Aplus T W exactly when it is contained in the piece
laurentPiece Aplus (↑) J for some set J ⊆ T of generators of sign ≥ 1.
The Laurent cover generated by the empty set is the trivial cover.
The Laurent sieve of W restricts to the Laurent sieve of any V ≤ W.
On an open where a has a fixed sign, adding a to the generators does not change the Laurent
sieve.
The Laurent sieve generated by all ratios of a nonempty finite set of units refines the standard rational sieve on any open, as in Wedhorn's Lemma 8.34(iii).