Complete continuity implies row compactness #
Every row-compact map u : C₀(J, R) →L[R] C₀(I, R) between model spaces is completely continuous
(ContinuousLinearMap.IsRowCompact.isCompletelyContinuous). This file proves the converse,
Serre's criterion, whenever the finitely generated submodules of the target C₀(I, R) are
closed. In particular it holds over every complete ultrametric nontrivially normed field, with
no discreteness or spherical completeness assumption: there the matrix of a continuous linear map
between model spaces has row norms tending to zero exactly when the map is a limit of maps of
finite rank in operator norm.
The key step is that a map whose columns u (single j 1) are combinations of finitely many
fixed vectors w k, with uniformly bounded coefficients, has row decay: its i-th row is bounded
by a multiple of ∑ k, ‖w k i‖, which tends to zero along the cofinite filter
(ContinuousLinearMap.isRowCompact_of_apply_single_eq_sum). The coefficient bound is where the
closedness hypothesis enters. A closed finitely generated submodule is a complete normed module,
so the quantitative open mapping theorem over Tate rings
(TauCeti.exists_linearCombination_eq_and_norm_le) writes each of its vectors in terms of a
finite generating family with coefficients bounded linearly by the norm of the vector. Hence maps
with range in a closed finitely generated submodule are row compact
(ContinuousLinearMap.isRowCompact_of_fg_of_isClosed_of_range_le), and closedness of row
compactness under operator-norm limits gives the criterion.
Over a general coefficient ring, closedness of finitely generated submodules is a genuine hypothesis rather than a formal consequence of completeness, so it is kept explicit. The row-decay theory itself, and the implication from row compactness to complete continuity, do not use it.
Main results #
ContinuousLinearMap.isRowCompact_of_fg_of_isClosed_of_range_le: a continuous map whose range lies in a closed finitely generated submodule ofC₀(I, R)is row compact.ContinuousLinearMap.IsCompletelyContinuous.isRowCompact_of_forall_fg_isClosed,ContinuousLinearMap.isRowCompact_iff_isCompletelyContinuous_of_forall_fg_isClosed: if finitely generated submodules ofC₀(I, R)are closed, complete continuity is equivalent to row compactness.ContinuousLinearMap.isRowCompact_iff_isCompletelyContinuous: Serre's criterion over a complete ultrametric nontrivially normed field.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Endomorphismes complètement continus des espaces de Banach p-adiques, Publ. Math. IHÉS 12 (1962), 69–85, §3, Proposition 4 and its corollary.
- C. Johansson and J. Newton, Extended eigenvarieties for overconvergent cohomology, arXiv:1604.07739, §2.1.
Maps with range in a closed finitely generated submodule are row compact over a complete ultrametric Tate ring. In particular, a map of finite rank is row compact as soon as some finitely generated submodule containing its range is closed.
Serre's criterion: if the finitely generated submodules of the target model space are closed, every completely continuous map between model spaces over a complete ultrametric Tate ring is row compact.
If the finitely generated submodules of the target model space are closed, a map between model spaces over a complete ultrametric Tate ring is row compact exactly when it is completely continuous.
Serre's criterion over a field: over a complete ultrametric nontrivially normed field K,
a continuous linear map between model spaces is row compact exactly when it is completely
continuous. Neither a discrete valuation nor spherical completeness is needed.