The separated completed rational-localization Čech complex #
Complete the terms of the rational-localization Čech complex for their natural additive
uniformities. Continuity of the algebraic maps gives continuous maps on the separated
completions, using Mathlib’s AddMonoidHom.completion on
TauCeti.cechLocalizationAugmentation and TauCeti.cechLocalizationDifferential. Their values
on the dense algebraic terms characterize them, and consecutive maps compose to zero.
These are the maps of the separated completion of the topologised algebraic Čech complex.
For M = B they give the maps of Huber's analytic Čech complex; for finite M over a ring with a
noetherian ring of definition, identifying the completed terms with Huber's terms requires a
comparison not proved here. This construction does not assert exactness: that requires strictness
of the algebraic complex, in addition to its algebraic exactness. The construction here allows
non-Hausdorff uncompleted terms and does not assume noetherianity, completeness of the coefficient
ring, or finite generation of the module.
References #
- R. Huber, A generalization of formal schemes and rigid analytic varieties, Math. Z. 217 (1994), §2, complexes (*) and (**) in the proof of Theorem 2.5, Case I.
The separated completion of the degree-p term of the rational-localization Čech complex,
for the product of the natural module topologies on its faces.
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The differential of the separated completed rational-localization Čech complex.
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The completed differential is continuous.
The completed differential agrees with the algebraic differential on the dense algebraic term.
Two consecutive differentials of the completed complex compose to zero.
The augmentation from the separated completion of M to the degree-zero completed term.
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The completed augmentation is continuous.
The completed augmentation agrees with the algebraic augmentation on the original module.
The completed augmentation followed by the first completed differential is zero.