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TauCeti.RingTheory.Syntomic.StandardSyntomic

Standard syntomic algebras #

An R-algebra S is a relative global complete intersection if it has a presentation S = R[x₁, …, x_m] ⧸ (f₁, …, f_c) such that every nonempty fibre κ(p) ⊗[R] S has Krull dimension m - c; it is standard syntomic if moreover S is flat over R. Standard syntomic algebras are the local models of syntomic morphisms (flat, locally finitely presented local complete intersections): a ring map is syntomic exactly when it is standard syntomic locally on the source. Standard smooth algebras and the local model R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - a) of a node are standard syntomic, and a family of nodal curves is a syntomic morphism of relative dimension one.

We record the relative dimension m - c, which is the dimension of the nonempty fibres, and require m = n + c for a presentation with m generators and c relations. Note that Mathlib's Algebra.Presentation.dimension is the truncated difference m - c; demanding m = n + c instead excludes presentations with more relations than generators, so that, for example, k[x, y] ⧸ (x², xy, y²), which is flat over the field k with fibre of dimension zero but is not a complete intersection, is not standard syntomic of relative dimension zero.

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An R-algebra S is standard syntomic of relative dimension n if it is flat over R and has a finite presentation S = R[x₁, …, x_{n+c}] ⧸ (f₁, …, f_c) which is a relative global complete intersection: every nontrivial fibre κ(p) ⊗[R] S over a prime p of R has Krull dimension n. The fibre condition does not depend on the presentation.

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    theorem Algebra.Presentation.isStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension {n : ℕ} {R : Type u} {S : Type v} [CommRing R] [CommRing S] [Algebra R S] [Module.Flat R S] {ι : Type w} {σ : Type u_1} [Finite ι] [Finite σ] (P : Presentation R S ι σ) (hP : Nat.card ι = n + Nat.card σ) (hfib : ∀ (p : Ideal R) [inst : p.IsPrime] [Nontrivial (p.Fiber S)], ringKrullDim (p.Fiber S) = ↑n) :

    A finite presentation of a flat algebra with n + c generators and c relations, all of whose nontrivial fibres have Krull dimension n, exhibits it as standard syntomic of relative dimension n.

    A standard syntomic algebra is of finite presentation.

    Every fibre of a standard syntomic algebra of relative dimension n has Krull dimension at most n; the empty fibres have dimension ⊥.

    The fibres of a standard syntomic algebra of relative dimension n over arbitrary fields have Krull dimension n: if R → K is a ring map to a field and K ⊗[R] S is nontrivial, then it has Krull dimension n.

    Over a field k, the spectrum of a standard syntomic algebra of relative dimension n is pure-dimensional of dimension n: every irreducible component has dimension n.

    Standard syntomic algebras of relative dimension n are invariant under isomorphism.

    Standard syntomic algebras of relative dimension n are stable under base change.

    A polynomial algebra in finitely many variables indexed by ι is standard syntomic of relative dimension Nat.card ι.

    A polynomial algebra in n variables is standard syntomic of relative dimension n.