Multiplicatively distinguished power series #
A power series g is multiplicatively distinguished of degree s at the radius c when it is
distinguished of degree s in the sense of TauCeti.PowerSeries.IsDistinguished and its
coefficient in degree s is a multiplicative unit (TauCeti.IsNormMulUnit): an invertible
element by which left multiplication scales every norm exactly.
This is the divisor hypothesis of Weierstrass division and preparation over an ultrametric
Banach ring whose norm need not be multiplicative, such as a coefficient ring with nilpotents.
Its basic consequence is the multiplication estimate: multiplying a restricted series q by such
a g on the left loses no norm, ‖g * q‖ = ‖g‖ * ‖q‖, and if q is distinguished of degree
k then g * q is distinguished of degree s + k. No multiplicativity of the norm of R is
assumed. When the norm of R is multiplicative, the extra condition says only that the
distinguished coefficient is a unit.
Norm-preserving coefficient homomorphisms preserve distinguishedness, lowest dominant degrees and multiplicative distinguishedness, so these divisor hypotheses survive isometric coefficient extension.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.PowerSeries.IsMulDistinguished:gis distinguished of degreesatc, and its coefficient in degreesis a multiplicative unit.
Main results #
PowerSeries.gaussNorm_map_of_norm_eq: a norm-preserving coefficient homomorphism preserves the Gauss norm.TauCeti.PowerSeries.isMulDistinguished_iff_isUnit: over a ring with multiplicative norm, a series is multiplicatively distinguished exactly when it is distinguished with invertible distinguished coefficient.TauCeti.PowerSeries.IsMulDistinguished.isDistinguished_mul: left multiplication by a multiplicatively distinguished series of degreesraises distinguished degrees bys.TauCeti.PowerSeries.IsMulDistinguished.gaussNorm_mul: left multiplication by a multiplicatively distinguished series multiplies the Gauss norm of a restricted series by the Gauss norm of the divisor.TauCeti.PowerSeries.gaussNorm_X_sub_C_mul: in particular‖(X - a) * q‖ = c * ‖q‖at the radiuscwhen‖a‖ ≤ c.TauCeti.PowerSeries.isMulDistinguished_monomialandTauCeti.PowerSeries.isMulDistinguished_X_sub_C: monomials with multiplicative-unit coefficient, andX - bforbin the closed disc of radiusc.TauCeti.PowerSeries.isMulDistinguished_iff_gaussNorm_eq: a monic polynomial of degreesis multiplicatively distinguished of degreesatcexactly when its Gauss norm isc ^ s.
References #
- F. Martin, Overconvergent subanalytic subsets in the framework of Berkovich spaces, J. Eur. Math. Soc. 18 (2016), Definitions 1.20 and 1.24, Lemma 1.26 and Corollary 1.28.
A norm-preserving coefficient homomorphism preserves the Gauss norm at every radius.
A norm-preserving coefficient homomorphism preserves distinguishedness, with the same radius and degree. Neither completeness nor surjectivity is required.
A norm-preserving coefficient homomorphism preserves the lowest dominant degree, at the same radius. Neither completeness nor surjectivity is required.
g is multiplicatively distinguished of degree s at the radius c when it is
distinguished of degree s at c and its coefficient in degree s is a multiplicative unit.
The first condition says that the Gauss norm of g at c is attained in degree s and that
every later weighted coefficient norm is strictly smaller; earlier coefficients may tie. The
second makes left multiplication by g lose no norm, without any multiplicativity assumption on
the norm of the coefficient ring.
- norm_coeff_mul_pow_lt (m : ℕ) : s < m → ‖(PowerSeries.coeff m) g‖ * c ^ m < PowerSeries.gaussNorm norm c g
- isNormMulUnit_coeff : IsNormMulUnit ((PowerSeries.coeff s) g)
The coefficient in the distinguished degree is a multiplicative unit.
Instances For
A series is multiplicatively distinguished exactly when it is distinguished and its coefficient in the distinguished degree is a multiplicative unit.
Over a ring with multiplicative norm, a series is multiplicatively distinguished exactly when it is distinguished and its coefficient in the distinguished degree is a unit.
The coefficient ring of a multiplicatively distinguished series is nontrivial.
The truncation of a multiplicatively distinguished series just past its distinguished degree is again multiplicatively distinguished of that degree.
A linear polynomial X - b whose root lies in the closed disc of radius c > 0 is
multiplicatively distinguished of degree 1 at c, over a norm-one ring. The constant term may
have the same weighted norm as the leading one.
Distinguished degrees under multiplication by a multiplicatively distinguished series.
If g is multiplicatively distinguished of degree s and q is distinguished of degree k at
a positive radius, then g * q is distinguished of degree s + k.
Right multiplication by the distinguished coefficient scales norms exactly.
The norm of the coefficient ring of a multiplicatively distinguished series takes the value
1 at 1, since the distinguished coefficient is a nonzero multiplicative unit.
A norm-preserving coefficient homomorphism preserves multiplicative distinguishedness, even without a multiplicative coefficient norm or a surjectivity hypothesis.
A monomial whose coefficient is a multiplicative unit is multiplicatively distinguished of its degree at a positive radius, over a nontrivial ring.
Weierstrass polynomials at a radius. Over a norm-one ring, a monic polynomial of degree s
is multiplicatively distinguished of degree s at a positive radius c exactly when its Gauss
norm at c is c ^ s, the weighted norm of its leading term. This is the normalisation of the
polynomial factor in Weierstrass preparation. Lower coefficients may tie with the leading one, as
for X - 1 at the radius 1.
The multiplication estimate. Left multiplication by a multiplicatively distinguished series multiplies the Gauss norm of a restricted series by the Gauss norm of the divisor, at a positive radius:
‖g * q‖ = ‖g‖ * ‖q‖.
No multiplicativity of the norm of the coefficient ring is assumed.
Multiplying a restricted series by X - a, for a in the closed disc of radius c > 0,
multiplies its Gauss norm at c by c.