Restricted power series and their coefficient algebra #
Mathlib's PowerSeries.IsRestricted asks the weighted coefficient norms of a power series to
tend to zero. A series whose coefficients vanish in every degree past some bound — a polynomial —
satisfies that condition at every radius, and a series restricted at one radius is restricted at
every smaller one. Over an ultrametric normed commutative ring, constant series give the restricted
subring its coefficient algebra structure. The polynomial inclusion is an algebra homomorphism;
it induces the polynomial-to-series comparisons used in Weierstrass division and its quotients.
Main results #
TauCeti.PowerSeries.isRestricted_of_forall_coeff_eq_zero: a series with a vanishing tail is restricted at every radius.TauCeti.PowerSeries.isRestricted_of_abs_le: restrictedness passes to smaller radii, andTauCeti.PowerSeries.isRestrictedSubring_le_of_abs_leis the resulting containment of subrings.TauCeti.PowerSeries.isRestricted_polynomial: every polynomial is restricted.TauCeti.PowerSeries.polynomialToRestricted: the polynomial inclusion as an algebra map.
A power series whose coefficients vanish in every degree ≥ n is restricted at every radius:
its weighted coefficient norms are eventually zero. Such a series is a polynomial of degree less
than n.
Restrictedness passes to smaller radii. If the weighted coefficient norms of f tend to
zero at the radius c', they do so at every radius c with |c| ≤ |c'|, being dominated by the
former.
Over an ultrametric ring, the subring of series restricted at c' lies in the subring of
series restricted at any c with |c| ≤ |c'|.
Every polynomial is restricted at every radius.
The coefficient algebra structure on restricted power series, given by constant series.
The coefficient map of the restricted-series algebra is the constant series map.
The inclusion of polynomials into the algebra of restricted power series.
Equations
- TauCeti.PowerSeries.polynomialToRestricted c = { toRingHom := Polynomial.coeToPowerSeries.ringHom.codRestrict (PowerSeries.IsRestricted.subring c) ⋯, commutes' := ⋯ }
Instances For
The polynomial inclusion has the usual underlying power series.
A restricted series whose coefficients vanish from degree s onward is the polynomial
inclusion of its s-truncation.