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TauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Complex.StructureSheaf.Separated

Maximal-ideal separatedness of holomorphic stalks #

Let X be a complex analytic manifold modelled without boundary on a complex normed space E. This file proves that the stalk (holomorphicStructureSheaf ๐“˜(โ„‚, E) X).presheaf.stalk x is separated (IsHausdorff) with respect to its maximal ideal: a holomorphic germ lying in every power of the maximal ideal is zero.

The argument requires neither finite-dimensionality of E nor Noetherianity of the stalk (so Krull's intersection theorem is not needed). If a germ s lies in ๐”ช_x ^ n, restricting any local representative of s read in a holomorphic chart e to any complex line z โ†ฆ e x + z โ€ข v through e x produces a one-variable holomorphic function vanishing to order at least n at 0. Lying in ๐”ช_x ^ n for every n therefore forces infinite analytic order at 0 along every complex line, hence vanishing near e x by one-variable analytic continuation along radial discs (AnalyticAt.eventuallyEq_zero_iff_forall_eventuallyEq_zero_comp_add_smul). (For complex curves E = โ„‚, TauCeti.Geometry.Manifold.Complex.StructureSheaf.Order obtains separatedness from local coordinate division instead.)

Main results #

References #

At the center of a complex analytic chart, the powers of the evaluation kernel have trivial intersection.

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On a complex analytic manifold (without assuming finite-dimensionality), the powers of the evaluation kernel on any holomorphic stalk have trivial intersection.

On a complex analytic manifold (without assuming finite-dimensionality), the powers of the maximal ideal of any holomorphic stalk have trivial intersection.

On a complex analytic manifold (without assuming finite-dimensionality), every holomorphic stalk is Hausdorff with respect to its maximal ideal.

On a finite-dimensional complex manifold, the powers of the maximal ideal of any holomorphic stalk have trivial intersection.