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TauCeti.RingTheory.Huber.Completion.Noetherian

Noetherianity of completions of adic rings and of rings of definition #

Let R be a commutative ring whose topology is the I-adic topology for a finitely generated ideal I. Its Hausdorff completion R̂ (Mathlib's UniformSpace.Completion) carries the adic topology of the extended ideal I·R̂, and is complete for it. If R is Noetherian, so is R̂.

The same argument applies to a ring of definition A₀ of a Huber ring A: if A₀ is Noetherian, then so is the ring of definition Â₀ of the completion Â, namely the closure of the image of A₀ (TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.completion). Consequently the completion of a Huber ring of noetherian type is again of noetherian type. This is the form in which a noetherian hypothesis on a possibly incomplete Huber ring reaches its completion, as in Huber's sheafiness theorem for rings with a noetherian ring of definition.

In both cases the completed ring is adically complete for a finitely generated open ideal, and its quotient by that ideal is the quotient of the original ring. More precisely, Â₀ is the I-adic completion of A₀ in the algebraic sense: it is Î-adically complete and separated, where Î is the ideal generated by the image of I, and the completion map induces ring isomorphisms A₀ ⧸ Iⁿ ≃ Â₀ ⧸ Îⁿ for every n, because Îⁿ is the closure of the image of Iⁿ (TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.completionIdeal_pow). With the noetherianity criterion for complete rings (Ideal.isNoetherianRing_of_isAdicComplete), Â₀ is therefore Noetherian as soon as A₀ ⧸ I is, and likewise R̂ is Noetherian as soon as R ⧸ I is, for I finitely generated. The Noetherian results above are the special cases where A₀, respectively R, is Noetherian.

Main results #

References #

The completion of an adic ring is adic for the extended ideal (Stacks, Tag 05GG). If the topology of R is I-adic for a finitely generated ideal I, the topology of its Hausdorff completion R̂ is the I·R̂-adic topology.

The completion of an adic ring is adically complete for the extended ideal (Stacks, Tag 05GG). If the topology of R is I-adic for a finitely generated ideal I, its Hausdorff completion R̂ is I·R̂-adically complete and separated.

The completion map A₀ → Â₀ ⧸ Îⁿ is surjective: every point of Â₀ is congruent modulo the open ideal Îⁿ to the image of a point of A₀.

A₀ ⧸ Iⁿ ≃ Â₀ ⧸ Îⁿ (EGA I, Ch. 0, (7.3.1)). The completion map induces an isomorphism of each quotient of the ring of definition by a power of the ideal of definition with the corresponding quotient of the ring of definition of the completion.

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    The isomorphism A₀ ⧸ Iⁿ ≃ Â₀ ⧸ Îⁿ is induced by the completion map.

    The ring of definition of the completion is Noetherian as soon as A₀ ⧸ I is (EGA I, Ch. 0, (7.2.6)): Â₀ is complete for the finitely generated ideal Î, and Â₀ ⧸ Î ≃ A₀ ⧸ I.

    The completion of a Noetherian ring of definition is Noetherian (EGA I, Ch. 0, (7.2.6)). If a pair of definition (A₀, I) of R has A₀ Noetherian, the ring of definition Â₀ of the completed pair P.completion, the closure of the image of A₀ in R̂, is Noetherian.

    The completion of a Huber ring of noetherian type is of noetherian type. A Noetherian ring of definition of R completes to a Noetherian ring of definition of R̂ (TauCeti.Huber.PairOfDefinition.isNoetherianRing_completion), and a strongly noetherian Tate ring completes to a strongly noetherian Tate ring.

    The completion of an adic ring is Noetherian as soon as R ⧸ I is (EGA I, Ch. 0, (7.2.6)), for a finitely generated ideal I defining the topology.

    The completion of a Noetherian ring for an adic topology is Noetherian (EGA I, Ch. 0, (7.3.1)). If the topology of a Noetherian ring R is I-adic for some ideal I, its Hausdorff completion is Noetherian.