Centres of valuations on subrings #
A valuation of a field K that is bounded by 1 on a commutative ring R determines a prime
ideal of R: the elements whose images have value strictly below 1. When K is the fraction
field of R and the valuation is nontrivial, this centre is nonzero. The value group may be any
linearly ordered commutative group with zero.
Main definitions and results #
Valuation.centerIdeal: the prime centre of a valuation bounded by1onR.Valuation.mem_centerIdeal: membership is equivalent to valuation strictly below1.Valuation.centerIdeal_ne_bot: a nontrivial valuation of the fraction field has nonzero centre.Valuation.heightOneSpectrum: the nonzero prime centre bundled asHeightOneSpectrum R. This structure records a nonzero prime ideal; it is a height one prime whenRis Dedekind.Valuation.asIdeal_heightOneSpectrum: the underlying ideal is the centre ideal.
The centre on R of a valuation w of K whose valuation ring contains R: the ideal
of elements of R of positive valuation. It is prime (Valuation.isPrime_centerIdeal), and it is
nonzero as soon as w is nontrivial and K is the fraction field of R
(Valuation.centerIdeal_ne_bot).
Equations
- Valuation.centerIdeal R w hR = Ideal.comap ((algebraMap R K).codRestrict w.valuationSubring ⋯) (IsLocalRing.maximalIdeal ↥w.valuationSubring)
Instances For
An element belongs to the centre ideal exactly when its valuation is strictly below 1.
Off its centre, a valuation bounded by 1 on R takes the value 1.
The centre of a valuation bounded by 1 on R is a prime ideal of R.
The centre of a nontrivial valuation of the fraction field K of R is a nonzero ideal of
R: an element of K of value below 1 is a fraction a / b whose numerator a is a nonzero
element of the centre.
The nonzero prime centre of a nontrivial valuation of K bounded by 1 on R, bundled
as a HeightOneSpectrum R. This is a height one prime when R is a Dedekind domain.
Equations
- Valuation.heightOneSpectrum R w hR = { asIdeal := Valuation.centerIdeal R w hR, isPrime := ⋯, ne_bot := ⋯ }
Instances For
The underlying ideal of heightOneSpectrum is the centre ideal.