Standard syntomic ring homomorphisms #
This file expresses standard syntomic algebras as a property of ring homomorphisms. Localization on either side and arbitrary base change preserve the relative dimension. Consequently the property of being locally standard syntomic is local on both source and base, giving the affine input for syntomic morphisms of schemes. Standard smooth ring maps are standard syntomic with the same relative dimension.
Use TauCeti.IsStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension n f for the ring-map predicate;
given a proof hf, its consequences are available as hf.flat and hf.finitePresentation.
The theorem TauCeti.isStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension_iff n f relates an arbitrary
ring map to its induced algebra structure. With hf as above, both conversions use the
public bridge:
have hAlg := (TauCeti.isStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension_iff n f).mp hf
have hRing := (TauCeti.isStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension_iff n f).mpr hAlg
The relative dimension is the first explicit argument, as in
RingHom.IsStandardSmoothOfRelativeDimension.
For example, the proof methods supply both ring-map consequences:
example (n : ℕ) {R S : Type*} [CommRing R] [CommRing S]
(f : R →+* S) (hf : TauCeti.IsStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension n f) :
f.Flat ∧ f.FinitePresentation := by
exact ⟨hf.flat, hf.finitePresentation⟩
The ring-homomorphism bridge follows Mathlib's RingHom.IsStandardSmoothOfRelativeDimension
in Mathlib/RingTheory/RingHom/StandardSmooth.lean, by Christian Merten. The underlying
complete-intersection definition follows the Stacks Project, Syntomic morphisms.
A ring homomorphism is standard syntomic of relative dimension n if its target,
with the algebra structure induced by the homomorphism, is such an algebra.
Equations
Instances For
A standard smooth ring map is standard syntomic of the same relative dimension.
The identity ring map is standard syntomic of relative dimension zero.
Standard syntomic ring maps are flat.
Standard syntomic ring maps are finitely presented.
Localizing either side of a standard syntomic map preserves its relative dimension.
Standard syntomic ring maps are invariant under isomorphisms on either side.
Arbitrary base change preserves standard syntomic ring maps and their relative dimension.
Being locally standard syntomic of fixed relative dimension is local on source and base.