Adic completeness of finite products #
For an ideal I of a commutative ring R and a family of R-modules M i, the product ∀ i, M i
is I-adically Hausdorff as soon as every factor is. If the family is finite, the analogous result
holds for adic precompleteness and completeness. In particular a finite free module Fin n → R
over an I-adically complete ring is I-adically complete, which is what the complete Nakayama
lemma (surjective_of_mkQ_comp_surjective) requires of the source of a map out of a finite free
module. For a principal ideal (π), the (π)-adic filtration of a product ι → R is read off
coordinatewise: x ∈ (π)^n • ⊤ exactly when π ^ n divides every coordinate of x.
Main results #
TauCeti.mem_span_singleton_pow_smul_top_iff: membership in(π)^n • ⊤on a product module is coordinatewise divisibility byπ ^ n.AdicCompletion.pi_of: the product of the completions of the factors receives the canonical map from the product as the product of the canonical maps.IsHausdorff.pi: adic Hausdorffness passes to products.IsPrecomplete.pi,IsAdicComplete.pi: adic precompleteness and completeness pass to finite products.
The canonical map from a product to its adic completion, followed by the comparison map
AdicCompletion.pi to the product of the completions, is the product of the canonical maps of the
factors.
A product of I-adically Hausdorff modules is I-adically Hausdorff.
A finite product of I-adically precomplete modules is I-adically precomplete.
A finite product of I-adically complete modules is I-adically complete.