Overrings of a Dedekind domain in its fraction field #
An overring of A here is a subalgebra of the fraction field K of A, that is, a ring between
A and K. Every such ring is integrally closed: its localizations at maximal ideals are
localizations of A too, and those are valuation rings of K, or K itself over the zero prime.
Nothing about integral closures of A in larger fields is needed for this, which is why it lives
apart from RingTheory/IntegralClosure/.
The extension to an overring B of a height one prime 𝔭 of A is read off the valuation of
𝔭. If some element of B has a pole at 𝔭, the extension is the unit ideal: that pole puts an
element of A outside 𝔭 into 𝔭B. If instead the valuation of 𝔭 is the valuation of a height
one prime 𝔓 of B, then 𝔓 is the only prime of B containing 𝔭B, and 𝔭B = 𝔓, with no
ramification, the two rings having the same fraction field.
Main results #
Subalgebra.isIntegrallyClosed_overring: every subalgebra of the fraction field of a Dedekind domain is integrally closed.IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.map_asIdeal_eq_top_of_one_lt_valuation: a prime extends to the unit ideal of an overring containing an element with a pole at it.IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.map_asIdeal_eq_asIdeal_of_valuation_eq: a prime extends to the prime of an overring carrying the same valuation.
Provenance #
Adapted from D. K. Angdinata's NormalizationFinite.lean, Apache-2.0, supplied by the author on
2026-09-07, declaration Subalgebra.isIntegrallyClosed_overring.
Every overring of a Dedekind domain in its fraction field is integrally closed.
A prime extends to the unit ideal of an overring containing an element with a pole at it.
If b ∈ B has v 𝔭 b > 1, then 𝔭B is the unit ideal.
A prime extends to the prime of an overring carrying the same valuation, unramified: if
the valuation of the height one prime 𝔓 of the Dedekind overring B is that of 𝔭, then
𝔭B = 𝔓.