Separation, countability and local compactness of the point topology #
Let A be a k-algebra and R a topological k-algebra. The point topology on the R-points
A →ₐ[k] R is induced from the product topology on A → R, and for A of finite type also from
R ^ n by evaluation at finitely many generators. Point-set properties of R therefore pass to the
points:
- if
Ris Hausdorff, so are the points; - if
Ris totally disconnected, so are the points; - if
Ris second countable andAis of finite type, so are the points; - if
Ris locally compact and T1 andAis of finite type, so are the points (this isTauCeti.PointTopology.locallyCompactSpace_of_finiteType, made an instance here).
All four are instances, both on A →ₐ[k] R and on the convolution type WithConv (A →ₐ[k] R)
carrying the group of points of an affine group scheme. Over a nonarchimedean local field E, which
is Hausdorff, totally disconnected, locally compact and second countable
(TauCeti/NumberTheory/LocalField/Topology.lean), they make the group G(E) of points of an affine
group G = Spec H over E a Hausdorff and totally disconnected topological group, locally compact
and second countable when H is of finite type.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.PointTopology.instT2Space,TauCeti.PointTopology.instT2SpaceWithConv.TauCeti.PointTopology.instTotallyDisconnectedSpace,TauCeti.PointTopology.instTotallyDisconnectedSpaceWithConv.TauCeti.PointTopology.instSecondCountableTopology,TauCeti.PointTopology.instSecondCountableTopologyWithConv.TauCeti.PointTopology.instLocallyCompactSpaceWithConv, withTauCeti.PointTopology.locallyCompactSpace_of_finiteTypemade an instance.
References #
- B. Conrad, Weil and Grothendieck approaches to adelic points, Enseign. Math. (2) 58 (2012), Prop. 2.1, p. 2.
Points with values in a Hausdorff ring form a Hausdorff space.
The convolution type WithConv (A →ₐ[k] R) of points with values in a Hausdorff ring is a
Hausdorff space.
Points with values in a totally disconnected ring form a totally disconnected space.
The convolution type WithConv (A →ₐ[k] R) of points with values in a totally disconnected
ring is a totally disconnected space.
Points of a finite type algebra with values in a second countable ring form a second countable space, since finitely many generators embed them in a finite power of the ring.
The convolution type WithConv (A →ₐ[k] R) of points of a finite type algebra with values in a
second countable ring is a second countable space.
The convolution type WithConv (A →ₐ[k] R) of points of a finite type algebra with values in a
locally compact T1 ring is a locally compact space.