Transcendental elements under translations and algebra maps #
Adding a base-ring constant to a transcendental element preserves transcendence, over an
arbitrary commutative ring and in an arbitrary ring algebra. So does applying an injective algebra
homomorphism, the transcendental counterpart of Mathlib's isAlgebraic_algHom_iff.
An algebraic extension of scalars without zero divisors also preserves transcendence
under an injective algebra map into a common overring, and so does a nonconstant polynomial
with coefficients in a field, mapped into an algebra (Transcendental.aeval_map).
Dually, every root in A of a polynomial over R is algebraic over R
(isAlgebraic_of_mem_aroots).
The kernel of an algebra map into a field algebraic over the base field is a maximal ideal
(AlgHom.ker_isMaximal_of_isAlgebraic).
Every element of a finite-dimensional left ideal of an algebra over a field is algebraic
(Submodule.isAlgebraic_of_mem).
A root in A of a polynomial over R is algebraic over R.
The kernel of an F-algebra map into a field algebraic over the field F is a maximal
ideal, since the image is a field.
Every element of a finite-dimensional left ideal of an algebra over a field, given as a scalar submodule closed under left multiplication, is algebraic.
Translating a transcendental element by a constant keeps it transcendental.
An injective algebra homomorphism carries a transcendental element to a transcendental element.
An algebraic extension of scalars without zero divisors preserves transcendence after an injective algebra map into a common overring.
A nonconstant polynomial with coefficients in a field K, mapped into a K-algebra R,
carries an element transcendental over R to a transcendental element.