Affinoid algebras #
An affinoid algebra is a quotient of a Tate algebra in finitely many variables. The predicate
TauCeti.IsAffinoidAlgebra is algebraic: it chooses neither a norm nor a topology. In particular,
it includes nonreduced algebras and the zero algebra. The native restricted-series subring at
unit polyradius is used throughout.
An affinoid algebra is a quotient of a finite-variable Tate algebra, without a choice of norm or topology on the quotient.
Instances For
The presentation criterion for an affinoid algebra.
A Tate algebra in finitely many variables is affinoid.
The coefficient field is affinoid, using the Tate presentation in zero variables.
A surjective image of an affinoid algebra is affinoid.
Every quotient of an affinoid algebra is affinoid, including the zero quotient.