Restriction to smaller polyradii #
A series restricted at polyradii s is restricted at any nonnegative polyradii r ≤ s.
The resulting ring homomorphism leaves the coefficients unchanged. At positive polyradii
it is injective, contractive for the Gauss norms, and has dense image: every polynomial
extends to the larger polydisc. No finiteness of the variable set or completeness of the
coefficient ring is required.
The restriction maps compose and commute with bounded coefficient maps and variable renaming. For commutative coefficients they are coefficient-algebra homomorphisms and, at positive polyradii, continuous linear maps. These maps compare algebras of functions on nested closed polydiscs.
References #
- Bosch, Güntzer, Remmert, Non-Archimedean Analysis, §5.1.1.
Restrictedness passes to smaller nonnegative polyradii.
Restrict a series to smaller nonnegative polyradii, leaving its coefficients unchanged.
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Radius restriction leaves the underlying formal series unchanged.
Radius restriction is injective.
Restriction to the same radii is the identity.
Restriction along nested polyradii is the composite of the two restrictions.
Restricting twice agrees with direct restriction.
Radius restriction commutes with bounded maps of coefficients.
Radius restriction is contractive for the Gauss norms.
Radius restriction is a Lipschitz map with constant one.
Radius restriction is continuous in the Gauss norm topologies.
Radius restriction has dense image, since every restricted monomial extends to any radii.
Radius restriction as a homomorphism of coefficient algebras.
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The algebra homomorphism of radius restriction has the same underlying ring map.
The algebra form of radius restriction agrees with its ring form on each series.
Polynomial inclusion commutes with radius restriction.
Radius restriction commutes with renaming variables along an equivalence.
Radius restriction as a continuous linear map over the coefficient ring. It is contractive
for the Gauss norms (TauCeti.MvPowerSeries.norm_restrictedRadiusHom_le).
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The continuous linear form of radius restriction agrees with its ring form.