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TauCeti.FieldTheory.FunctionField.Place.Completion.Adic

Intrinsic and affine-model completions #

The intrinsic completion at the place attached to a height-one prime of a Dedekind k-algebra is canonically the prime's adic completion. The comparison is a continuous k-algebra equivalence preserving the normalized valuation. It restricts to the valuation rings, identifies their maximal ideals and residue fields, and commutes with the original field embeddings and reduction maps. Maximal-ideal compatibility follows from Mathlib's IsLocalRing.map_ringEquiv_maximalIdeal applied to the valuation-ring equivalence. Thus local calculations made with places can be used in the adic completions appearing in finite adeles.

The field comparison uses Mathlib's HeightOneSpectrum.adicCompletion.equiv and adicCompletion.uniformEquiv; the residue comparison uses IsLocalRing.ResidueField.mapAlgEquiv. No finiteness assumption on the residue fields is needed.

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The completion of a place with the affine model's valuation is its adic completion, over the constants. The equality transports the dependent completion structures.

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    The completion of the adic place is the affine-model adic completion, over the constants.

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      The comparison carries the intrinsic field embedding to the adic field embedding.

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      The comparison preserves the normalized valuation on completed functions.

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      The comparison preserves uniformizers for the normalized completed valuations.

      The continuous restriction of the completion comparison to the two valuation rings, over the constants.

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        The valuation-ring comparison is the restriction of the field comparison.