Evaluating restricted power series at bounded arguments #
Let R and S be ultrametric normed commutative rings, with S complete, let φ : R →+* S not
increase norms, and let a : Fin k → S satisfy ‖a i‖ ≤ c i for a polyradius c. For a series
f = ∑ₜ fₜ Xᵗ restricted at c, the monomial values satisfy
‖φ(fₜ) aᵗ‖ ≤ ‖fₜ‖ cᵗ → 0,
so they are summable in S, and their sum f(a) defines a ring homomorphism
R{X/c} → S with C r ↦ φ r and X i ↦ a i. It does not increase norms, and it is the only
continuous ring homomorphism with these values on constants and variables, because the
polynomials are dense in R{X/c}. This is the universal property of the Tate algebra R{X/c}
among complete ultrametric normed rings, at arguments whose norms reach the real radii c i.
The value f(a) is the sum TauCeti.Huber.weightedEval φ a f of the evaluation of weighted
restricted series in Huber's sense (Wedhorn, Proposition 5.50), and additivity and the Cauchy
product formula are TauCeti.Huber.weightedEval_add_of_summable and
TauCeti.Huber.weightedEval_mul_of_summable; what is new here is the summability, from the Gauss
norm. Huber's weights are subsets of R, so they reach only radii that are norms of elements of
R, and Mathlib's MvPowerSeries.eval₂ evaluates only at topologically nilpotent arguments.
Arbitrary real radii are what present rings of convergent functions on annuli as quotients of Tate
algebras, as in Kedlaya's Lemma 4.9 for the interval rings of the Fargues–Fontaine curve.
Main definitions #
MvPowerSeries.restrictedEval₂: the evaluationR{X/c} →+* S,f ↦ f(a).
Main results #
MvPowerSeries.hasSum_restrictedEval₂:f(a)is the sum of the monomial valuesφ(fₜ) aᵗ.MvPowerSeries.restrictedEval₂_monomial,MvPowerSeries.restrictedEval₂_algebraMapandMvPowerSeries.restrictedEval₂_X: the values on monomials, constants and variables.MvPowerSeries.restrictedEval₂_polynomial: on polynomials, evaluation isMvPolynomial.eval₂.MvPowerSeries.norm_restrictedEval₂_le: evaluation does not increase the Gauss norm.MvPowerSeries.eq_restrictedEval₂: a continuous ring homomorphism out ofR{X/c}is determined by its values on constants and variables.
References #
- S. Bosch, U. Güntzer, R. Remmert, Non-Archimedean Analysis, Grundlehren 261, §5.1, for restricted power series.
- T. Wedhorn, Adic Spaces, arXiv:1910.05934v1, Proposition 5.50, for evaluation of restricted power series.
- K. S. Kedlaya, Noetherian properties of Fargues–Fontaine curves, IMRN 2016, no. 8, 2544–2567; arXiv:1410.5160v3, Lemma 4.9, for evaluation at real radii.
The monomial values of a restricted series at a bounded argument tend to zero.
The monomial values of a restricted series at a bounded argument are summable.
Evaluation of restricted power series at bounded arguments. For a norm-nonincreasing
φ : R →+* S into a complete ultrametric normed ring and arguments a i of norm at most c i,
the ring homomorphism R{X/c} → S sending f = ∑ₜ fₜ Xᵗ to f(a) = ∑ₜ φ(fₜ) aᵗ, that is,
TauCeti.Huber.weightedEval φ a f.
Instances For
The evaluation f(a) is TauCeti.Huber.weightedEval φ a f.
The evaluation f(a) is the sum of the monomial values φ(fₜ) aᵗ.
The evaluation of a monomial r Xᵗ is φ(r) aᵗ.
Evaluation extends φ on constants.
Evaluation sends the variable X i to a i.
Evaluation extends polynomial evaluation: the value of a polynomial p at a is
MvPolynomial.eval₂ φ a p.
Evaluation does not increase the Gauss norm: ‖f(a)‖ ≤ ‖f‖.
Evaluation is 1-Lipschitz for the Gauss norm, hence continuous.
Uniqueness of evaluation: a continuous ring homomorphism R{X/c} → S that extends φ on
constants and sends each X i to a i is the evaluation f ↦ f(a).