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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.Spa.Spectral

The adic spectrum is spectral: Wedhorn's Theorem 7.35 #

Wedhorn, Adic Spaces (arXiv:1910.05934v1), Theorem 7.35.

For any subring Aplus, the subspace spa Aplus is pro-constructible in Spv (A, IA) and is therefore a spectral space: by Theorem 7.10 its trace on the subspace is the intersection of the trace of Cont A — closed there, by Corollary 7.12 — with the trace of the sub-unit locus of Aplus, pro-constructible by isProConstructible_val_preimage_setOfPred_forall_vle_one, and pro-constructible subspaces of spectral spaces are spectral. At a ring of integral elements Aplus = A⁺ this specializes to Wedhorn's Theorem 7.35 for the adic spectrum Spa (A, A⁺); the statements hold for an arbitrary subring.

Both inputs are proved on the subspace side rather than transported from Spv A: the inclusion Spv (A, I) → Spv A is not spectral, so the general preservation theorems are unavailable along it.

Main results #

spa Aplus ⊆ Spv (A, IA): the space consists of continuous points, and continuous points lie in Spv (A, IA) (Theorem 7.10's inclusion).

The trace of spa Aplus on Spv (A, IA) is pro-constructible — the intersection of the closed trace of Cont A (Corollary 7.12) with the pro-constructible trace of the sub-unit locus. At a ring of integral elements this is the first half of Wedhorn's Theorem 7.35.

spa Aplus is a spectral space, from an explicit pair of definition: its trace on Spv (A, IA) is pro-constructible, hence spectral, so spectralSpace_of_isEmbedding carries it back along the subtype embedding. At a ring of integral elements this is Wedhorn's Theorem 7.35; the instance below supplies it for any Huber ring without naming a pair.

Wedhorn Theorem 7.35 (at a ring of integral elements): over a Huber ring, spa Aplus is a spectral space — by instance synthesis, with the pair of definition chosen from IsHuberRing.nonempty_pairOfDefinition.