Base change of an unramified algebra to a field #
If S is a formally unramified R-algebra of essentially finite type and K is a field with an
R-algebra structure, then K ⊗[R] S is a finite reduced K-algebra, in particular an Artinian
reduced ring, and so is S ⊗[R] K via the commutativity isomorphism. For K the fraction field of
a domain R this is the generic fibre of S.
Main results #
TauCeti.Algebra.FormallyUnramified.finite_field_tensorProduct,isArtinianRing_field_tensorProductandisReduced_field_tensorProduct:K ⊗[R] Sis finite overK, Artinian and reduced.TauCeti.Algebra.FormallyUnramified.isSemisimpleRing_field_tensorProduct:K ⊗[R] Sis a semisimple ring, so each of its ideals is generated by an idempotent.TauCeti.Algebra.FormallyUnramified.isArtinianRing_tensorProduct_fieldandisReduced_tensorProduct_field:S ⊗[R] Kis Artinian and reduced.
All are instances.
References #
- Ported from T. Dupuy, T. Tucker and Z. Wang,
pcfawd-formalization at commit
9a20b3f351446d64e6015d704198bc71c7002008(Apache-2.0),lean/Pcf/Stacks/Common/EtaleNormal.lean: the instances forS ⊗[R] Kgeneralize itsPcf.Stacks.isArtinianRing_isReduced_tensor_fractionRing_of_etalefrom étale algebras and the fraction field of a domain to unramified algebras and any field.
The base change K ⊗[R] S of an unramified algebra to a field is a finite K-algebra.
The base change K ⊗[R] S of an unramified algebra to a field is an Artinian ring.
The base change K ⊗[R] S of an unramified algebra to a field is a reduced ring.
The base change K ⊗[R] S of an unramified algebra to a field is a semisimple ring, being
Artinian and reduced.
The base change S ⊗[R] K of an unramified algebra to a field is an Artinian ring.
The base change S ⊗[R] K of an unramified algebra to a field is a reduced ring.