The two models of the one-variable restricted power-series ring #
This file identifies the two models of the one-variable Tate algebra used in Tau Ceti. The Huber
development uses restricted multivariate power series indexed by Fin 1, while Weierstrass
division uses Mathlib's univariate PowerSeries, whose variable type is Unit. Renaming the
variable along finOneEquiv identifies their restrictedness conditions and hence gives an
equivalence between the two subrings.
Over a complete nonarchimedean normed ring, the Huber completion agrees with the plain restricted series ring. Composing that comparison with the variable-renaming equivalence identifies the completed Huber algebra with Mathlib's univariate restricted-series ring.
The comparison is stated over commutative normed rings because Mathlib packages variable
renaming of power series, MvPowerSeries.rename, only over a commutative semiring. The
ultrametric hypothesis is needed only for the target ring: Mathlib defines
PowerSeries.IsRestricted.subring only under [IsUltrametricDist R].
Main results #
TauCeti.Huber.isRestricted_renameEquiv_finOne_iff: renaming the sole variable fromFin 1toUnitidentifies the Huber restrictedness predicate with Mathlib's radius-one one.TauCeti.Huber.restrictedMvPowerSeriesSubringOneEquiv: the two uncompleted one-variable restricted-series models are equivalent as rings.TauCeti.Huber.restrictedMvPowerSeriesCompletionOneEquiv: over a complete base, the completed Huber model is equivalent to Mathlib's univariate restricted-series ring.
References #
- T. Wedhorn, Adic Spaces, §5.6, for restricted power series and their topology.
Renaming the sole variable preserves restrictedness. The Huber predicate asks directly that the coefficients tend to zero, while Mathlib's radius-one predicate asks the same of their norms. The exponent sets are identified by the unique-coordinate equivalence.
The two one-variable restricted-series models are the same ring. The Huber model uses
Fin 1 as its variable type; Mathlib's PowerSeries uses Unit. The equivalence is variable
renaming along finOneEquiv, restricted to the subrings whose coefficients tend to zero.
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The one-variable equivalence is variable renaming on underlying power series.
The inverse one-variable equivalence renames the sole variable back from Unit to Fin 1
on underlying power series.
The completed one-variable Huber algebra is the univariate restricted-series ring. Completeness identifies the completion with the trivial-weight restricted-series subring; the trivial-weight comparison and variable renaming then give the displayed ring equivalence.
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The completed comparison sends a restricted series in the canonical dense subring to the
same series, with its sole variable renamed from Fin 1 to Unit.
The inverse completed comparison renames the sole variable back from Unit to Fin 1 and
then includes the resulting restricted series in the completion.