Substituting polynomials into Tate algebras #
Let R be an ultrametric normed commutative ring with ‖1‖ = 1, and let a s be polynomials in
the variables τ, indexed by finitely many s : σ, without constant term and with all
coefficients of norm at most 1. Mathlib's formal substitution MvPowerSeries.subst, which sends
X s to a s, then carries unit-radius restricted series in σ to unit-radius restricted series
in τ without increasing the Gauss norm. It therefore restricts to an R-algebra homomorphism of
Tate algebras, and two mutually inverse substitutions give an isometric R-algebra isomorphism.
Renamings of the variables are the simplest examples. The triangular substitutions
Xᵢ ↦ Xᵢ + Yᵅⁱ used to make a restricted series distinguished in one variable are the examples
this file is written for.
The constant terms are required to vanish because the formal substitution is only defined for
such families. Evaluating a Tate algebra at arbitrary elements of norm at most 1 requires the
completeness of the target and is not treated here.
Main results #
MvPowerSeries.hasSubst_coe: polynomials without constant term in finitely many variables form a substitutable family, andMvPolynomial.coe_finsuppProd_pow: the coercion to power series commutes with the products of powers that appear in the coefficients of a substitution.MvPowerSeries.norm_coeff_subst_le: each coefficient of a substitution is bounded by the supremum of the terms contributing to it, in any ultrametric normed commutative ring.MvPowerSeries.norm_coeff_subst_coe_leandMvPowerSeries.norm_coeff_subst_coe_sub_le: for a substitution of unit-ball polynomials, a coefficient is controlled by the coefficients of the substituted series at the exponents contributing to it, possibly after isolating one of them.MvPowerSeries.IsRestricted.subst: substitution of unit-ball polynomials without constant term preserves unit-radius restrictedness.MvPowerSeries.restrictedSubst: the resultingR-algebra homomorphism of Tate algebras, andMvPowerSeries.norm_restrictedSubst_le: it does not increase the Gauss norm.MvPowerSeries.restrictedSubstEquiv: two mutually inverse substitutions give anR-algebra isomorphism of Tate algebras, which is an isometry (MvPowerSeries.norm_restrictedSubstEquiv).
References #
- Bosch, Güntzer, Remmert, Non-Archimedean Analysis, §5.1.3 and §5.2.4.
The coercion of polynomials to power series commutes with products of powers.
Polynomials without constant term form a substitutable family over finitely many variables.
Ultrametric bound for the coefficients of a substitution. The coefficient of a
substitution is a finite sum of the products coeff d f * coeff e (∏ₛ (a s) ^ (d s)), so it is
bounded by any common bound on these products.
Restrictedness at the unit radius is convergence of the coefficient norms to zero.
Coefficients of a substitution of unit-ball polynomials. A coefficient of the
substitution is bounded by any common bound on the coefficients of f at the exponents d whose
polynomial ∏ₛ (a s) ^ (d s) contributes to it.
Isolating one term of a substitution. Up to the contribution
coeff ν f * coeff e (∏ₛ (a s) ^ (ν s)) of a single exponent ν, a coefficient of a substitution
of unit-ball polynomials is bounded by the coefficients of f at the other exponents whose
polynomials contribute to it.
Substitution of unit-ball polynomials preserves restrictedness. If finitely many
polynomials without constant term have all coefficients of norm at most 1, then substituting
them into a unit-radius restricted series gives a unit-radius restricted series.
Substitution of unit-ball polynomials as a map of Tate algebras. Substituting
polynomials without constant term whose coefficients have norm at most 1 is an R-algebra
homomorphism between the unit-radius Tate algebras.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The map of Tate algebras is Mathlib's formal substitution.
Substitution of unit-ball polynomials does not increase the Gauss norm.
Isomorphisms of Tate algebras from inverse substitutions. If two families of unit-ball
polynomials without constant term are inverse to each other under substitution, the substitutions
are mutually inverse R-algebra isomorphisms of the unit-radius Tate algebras.
Equations
- MvPowerSeries.restrictedSubstEquiv a ha₀ ha₁ b hb₀ hb₁ hab hba = AlgEquiv.ofAlgHom (MvPowerSeries.restrictedSubst a ha₀ ha₁) (MvPowerSeries.restrictedSubst b hb₀ hb₁) ⋯ ⋯
Instances For
The isomorphism of Tate algebras is the substitution of a.
The inverse isomorphism of Tate algebras is the substitution of b.
An isomorphism of Tate algebras given by inverse substitutions preserves the Gauss norm.