The closed unit ball and products of elements close to one in ultrametric normed rings #
An ultrametric seminormed ring is a nonarchimedean topological ring: its open balls about zero
are open additive subgroups. In an ultrametric seminormed ring with ‖1‖ = 1, the closed unit
ball is an open subring. In an ultrametric normed ring, a finite product of elements each within
ε ≤ 1 of 1 is again within ε of 1. A series ∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ w) of terms bounded by their
arguments is bounded by its first argument q w, and it depends on w in a ‖q‖-Lipschitz way
when its terms are 1-Lipschitz. The rational functions t / (1 - t)², t / (1 - t)³ and
t² / (1 - t)³ are Lipschitz on the open unit ball of an ultrametric field.
Integer casts have norm at most ‖1‖, without requiring the seminorm to be normalized. When
‖1‖ = 1, arbitrarily large natural numbers have norm exactly one. Since the forward differences
of a monomial are divisible by k!, their norms carry the factor ‖k!‖.
Main results #
IsUltrametricDist.exists_lt_norm_natCast_eq_one: arbitrarily large natural numbers have norm one in an ultrametric seminormed ring with‖1‖ = 1.IsUltrametricDist.nonarchimedeanRing: an ultrametric seminormed ring is a nonarchimedean ring.Subring.unitClosedBall: the closed unit ball of an ultrametric seminormed ring with‖1‖ = 1, an open subring.TauCeti.norm_one_sub_of_norm_lt_one: subtracting an element of norm less than one from one leaves the norm equal to one;TauCeti.norm_eq_one_of_norm_one_sub_lt_one: an element within less than one of one has norm one;TauCeti.norm_div_one_sub_pow: dividing by a power of such a1 - wdoes not change norms.TauCeti.norm_div_one_sub_cube_sub_div_one_sub_cube_leandTauCeti.norm_sq_div_one_sub_cube_sub_sq_div_one_sub_cube_le_max_mul: on the open unit ball,t ↦ t / (1 - t)³is1-Lipschitz andt ↦ t² / (1 - t)³is Lipschitz with constant the larger of the two norms.TauCeti.norm_tsum_le_norm_mul: a one-sided series∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ w)whose terms are bounded by their arguments has norm at most‖q w‖;TauCeti.norm_tsum_sub_tsum_le_norm_mul: if the terms are1-Lipschitz, two such series differ by at most‖q (w - w')‖;TauCeti.norm_tsum_sub_tsum_add_tsum_sub_tsum_le: a series atuand a series atu⁻¹of1-Lipschitz terms together depend onuin a‖q‖-Lipschitz way on the unit circle.TauCeti.norm_div_one_sub_sq_sub_div_one_sub_sq_le: the mapt ↦ t / (1 - t)²is1-Lipschitz on the open unit ball of an ultrametric field;TauCeti.norm_sub_le_of_eq_mul_divis the estimate behind it.TauCeti.norm_one_sub_cube_div_sub_one_sub_cube_div_le: the mapv ↦ (1 - v)³ / vis1-Lipschitz on the unit circle of an ultrametric field.TauCeti.one_le_norm_one_sub_of_norm_ne_one: subtracting an element whose norm is not one from one gives norm at least one.TauCeti.norm_mul_sub_one_ltandTauCeti.norm_prod_sub_one_ltTauCeti.norm_pow_sub_one_le_norm_sub_one: a power of an elementxof norm at most one is no farther from1thanx.TauCeti.norm_prod_sub_prod_le: a uniform perturbation bound for finite products.TauCeti.norm_fwdDiff_iter_pow_mul_pow_le: for‖x‖, ‖h‖ ≤ c, thek-th forward difference ofy ↦ yᵐwith stephatxsatisfies‖Δₕᵏ (y ↦ yᵐ)(x)‖ cᵏ ≤ ‖k!‖ ‖h‖ᵏ cᵐ.
Integer casts in an ultrametric seminormed ring have norm at most the norm of one.
In an ultrametric seminormed ring with ‖1‖ = 1, arbitrarily large natural numbers have norm
one: of two consecutive natural numbers, one has norm one, since their difference does.
An ultrametric seminormed ring is a nonarchimedean ring. This is the ring form of
Mathlib's IsUltrametricDist.nonarchimedeanAddGroup: every neighbourhood of zero contains an open
additive subgroup, namely a small open ball.
The closed unit ball of an ultrametric seminormed ring with ‖1‖ = 1 is a subring: it is
the submonoid Submonoid.unitClosedBall and the open additive subgroup
IsUltrametricDist.closedBall_openAddSubgroup.
Instances For
An element lies in the closed unit ball exactly when its norm is at most one.
The carrier of Subring.unitClosedBall R is Metric.closedBall 0 1.
The closed unit ball of an ultrametric seminormed ring is open.
An element strictly smaller than one does not change the norm of one when subtracted.
An element at distance less than one from one has norm one.
Subtracting an element whose norm is not one from one gives norm at least one.
On the open unit ball of an ultrametric field, the map t ↦ t² / (1 - t)³ is Lipschitz with
constant max ‖t‖ ‖t'‖ between t and t', so it contracts near zero.
A one-sided series ∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ w) with values in an ultrametric group, whose terms are
bounded by their arguments, has norm at most ‖q w‖ when ‖q‖ ≤ 1 and ‖q w‖ < 1.
Two convergent one-sided series ∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ w) and ∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ w') with values in
an ultrametric group, whose terms are 1-Lipschitz on the open unit ball, differ by at most
‖q (w - w')‖ when ‖q‖ ≤ 1 and ‖q w‖, ‖q w'‖ < 1.
A one-sided series ∑_{n ≥ 1} f(qⁿ u) at u and one ∑_{n ≥ 1} g(qⁿ u⁻¹) at u⁻¹, with
values in an ultrametric group, together depend on u in a ‖q‖-Lipschitz way on the unit
circle when their terms are 1-Lipschitz on the open unit ball and ‖q‖ < 1. Only the values
need to be ultrametric.
A difference of the form (t - t') P / ((1 - t)ᵏ (1 - t')ᵏ) with ‖t‖, ‖t'‖ < 1 and
‖P‖ ≤ 1 has norm at most ‖t - t'‖.
In an ultrametric seminormed ring with ‖1‖ = 1, a power of an element x of norm at most
one is no farther from 1 than x is: ‖x ^ n - 1‖ ≤ ‖x - 1‖.
In an ultrametric normed commutative ring, a finite product of elements each within
ε ≤ 1 of 1 is again within ε of 1 (for 0 < ε).
If two finite families are bounded by M and differ by at most ε in each coordinate,
their products differ by at most ε * M ^ (s.card - 1). The exponent uses natural subtraction,
so the statement includes the empty product and M = 0.
Forward differences of powers. In an ultrametric seminormed commutative ring with
‖1‖ = 1,
for a point x and a step h with ‖x‖ ≤ c and ‖h‖ ≤ c,
‖Δₕᵏ (y ↦ yᵐ)(x)‖ cᵏ ≤ ‖k!‖ ‖h‖ᵏ cᵐ.