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TauCeti.RingTheory.AdicCompletion.Noetherian

Noetherianity of adically complete rings and of adic completions #

A ring R that is I-adically complete for a finitely generated ideal I is Noetherian as soon as R ⧸ I is. Consequently the adic completion of a Noetherian ring is Noetherian, and more generally the completion along a finitely generated ideal I is Noetherian when R ⧸ I is. These are the noetherianity inputs for adic rings of finite ideal type and for rings of definition of Huber rings, where completions of Noetherian rings appear throughout.

The complete-ring criterion supplies the Noetherian rings of definition needed when constructing adic rings, while its completion specialization applies directly to completions of Noetherian rings and to finitely generated ideals with Noetherian quotient.

Main results #

References #

Noetherianity of complete rings. A ring that is I-adically complete for a finitely generated ideal I is Noetherian as soon as R ⧸ I is Noetherian.

The adic completion along a finitely generated ideal I is Noetherian as soon as R ⧸ I is: it is complete for the extended ideal I • R̂, with quotient R̂ ⧸ I • R̂ ≃ R ⧸ I.

The adic completion of a Noetherian ring along any ideal is Noetherian.

Noetherianity of complete rings with a dense Noetherian subsemiring. A ring with separately continuous addition that is I-adically complete for a finitely generated open ideal I is Noetherian as soon as it receives a ring homomorphism with dense range from a Noetherian semiring.

The completion of a local ring at its finitely generated maximal ideal is Noetherian.