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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.Spa.StructurePresheaf.SheafyRing

Sheafy and stably sheafy Huber rings #

Wedhorn calls a Huber ring A sheafy when, for every ring of integral elements Â⁺ of its completion Â, the structure presheaf of Spa(Â, Â⁺) is a sheaf of topological rings, and stably sheafy when every Â-algebra topologically of finite type is sheafy. Here the sheaf condition on a pair is TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation, which asks it of the presentation-indexed limit presheaf for every compatible pair of definition.

That presheaf is isomorphic, as a presheaf, to Wedhorn's limit over rational subsets V ↦ lim_{U ⊆ V} Â⟨U⟩ (TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.rationalSubsetLimitPresheaf), whose coordinate rings are built from a pair of definition P. Since the sheaf condition does not depend on P, sheafiness is the sheaf condition on that presheaf for every pair of definition of Â.

The stable condition quantifies over complete Hausdorff Huber rings B, the targets for which Wedhorn states Proposition and Definition 6.29; TauCeti.Huber.IsTopologicallyFiniteType itself does not require completeness.

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Wedhorn Definition 8.26: a Huber ring A is sheafy when every ring of integral elements Â⁺ of its completion  satisfies TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation, the sheaf condition on the presentation-indexed limit presheaves of Spa(Â, Â⁺).

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    Sheafiness through Wedhorn's limit over rational subsets: for any pair of definition P of Â, A is sheafy exactly when, for every ring of integral elements Â⁺ of Â, the presheaf V ↦ lim_{U ⊆ V} Â⟨U⟩ of limits over the rational subsets of Spa(Â, Â⁺), with coordinate rings built from P, is a sheaf. P need not be contained in Â⁺.

    If A is sheafy and A⁺ is a ring of integral elements of A, then Â⁺, the closure of the image of A⁺ in Â, satisfies TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation. For this Â⁺, TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.spaCompletionHomeomorph identifies Spa(Â, Â⁺) with Spa(A, A⁺).

    If A is sheafy, every ring of integral elements A⁺ of A satisfies TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation: the sheaf condition on Spa(Â, Â⁺) descends to Spa(A, A⁺) by completion invariance, TauCeti.Huber.isSheafyForEveryPresentation_completionPlus_iff.

    Sheafiness of a complete Hausdorff Huber ring: a complete Hausdorff Huber ring B is sheafy exactly when every ring of integral elements B⁺ of B itself satisfies TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation. For an arbitrary Huber ring, TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyRing.isSheafyForEveryPresentation gives the forward direction.

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    Sheafiness is invariant under completion: the completion  of a Huber ring A is sheafy exactly when A is.

    Sheafiness depends only on the completion: if the completions  and B̂ of Huber rings A and B are isomorphic as topological rings, then A is sheafy exactly when B is.

    Sheafiness is invariant under isomorphism: if e : A ≃+* B is an isomorphism of topological rings between Huber rings, then A is sheafy exactly when B is. The corresponding statement for a plus ring A⁺ and its image under e is TauCeti.Huber.isSheafyForEveryPresentation_iff_of_ringEquiv.

    Stably sheafy Huber rings #

    Wedhorn Definition 8.26: a Huber ring A with completion  is stably sheafy when every complete Hausdorff Huber ring B topologically of finite type over Â, in the sense of Wedhorn's Proposition and Definition 6.29(i) (TauCeti.Huber.IsTopologicallyFiniteType), is sheafy (TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyRing). The rings B range over an arbitrary universe v.

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      Stable sheafiness on the rings themselves: A is stably sheafy exactly when, for every complete Hausdorff Huber ring B topologically of finite type over Â, every ring of integral elements B⁺ of B satisfies TauCeti.Huber.IsSheafyForEveryPresentation.

      A stably sheafy Huber ring is sheafy, since the identity of  is topologically of finite type. This uses the stable condition for rings B in the universe of A.

      Stable sheafiness depends only on the completion: if the completions  and B̂ of Huber rings A and B are isomorphic as topological rings, then A is stably sheafy exactly when B is. A and B may lie in different universes; the rings topologically of finite type on the two sides lie in the same universe.

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      Stable sheafiness is invariant under completion: the completion  of a Huber ring A is stably sheafy exactly when A is.

      Stable sheafiness is invariant under isomorphism: if e : A ≃+* B is an isomorphism of topological rings between Huber rings, then A is stably sheafy exactly when B is.