Ring Perfection and Tilt #
In this file we define the perfection of a ring of characteristic p, and the tilt of a field
given a valuation to ℝ≥0.
TODO #
Define the valuation on the tilt, and define a characteristic predicate for the tilt.
The perfection of a monoid α, defined to be the projective limit of α using the p-th
power maps α → α indexed by the natural numbers, implemented as
{ f : ℕ → M | ∀ n, f (n + 1) ^ p = f n }.
If α is a ring with characteristic p and p is prime, Perfection α p is also a ring.
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Alias of Perfection.
The perfection of a monoid α, defined to be the projective limit of α using the p-th
power maps α → α indexed by the natural numbers, implemented as
{ f : ℕ → M | ∀ n, f (n + 1) ^ p = f n }.
If α is a ring with characteristic p and p is prime, Perfection α p is also a ring.
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Perfection M p as a submonoid of ℕ → M.
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Alias of Perfection.submonoid.
Perfection M p as a submonoid of ℕ → M.
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The n-th coefficient of an element of the perfection.
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The p-th root of an element of the perfection.
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Given monoids M and N, with M being perfect,
any homomorphism M →+* N can be lifted uniquely to a homomorphism M →* Perfection N p.
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A monoid homomorphism M →* N induces Perfection M p →* Perfection N p.
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Perfection R p as a subsemiring of ℕ → R.
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Alias of Perfection.subsemiring.
Perfection R p as a subsemiring of ℕ → R.
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The n-th coefficient of an element of the perfection.
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The p-th root of an element of the perfection.
The preferred way to use this is (frobeniusEquiv (Perfection R p) p).symm.
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Given rings R and S of characteristic p, with R being perfect,
any homomorphism R →+* S can be lifted to a homomorphism R →+* Perfection S p.
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A ring homomorphism R →+* S induces Perfection R p →+* Perfection S p.
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Alias of Perfection.subring.
Perfection R p as a semiring of ℕ → R.
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A perfection map to a ring of characteristic p is a map that is isomorphic
to its perfection.
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Create a PerfectionMap from an isomorphism to the perfection.
The canonical perfection map from the perfection of a ring.
For a perfect ring, it itself is the perfection.
A perfection map induces an isomorphism to the perfection.
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Given rings R and S of characteristic p, with R being perfect,
any homomorphism R →+* S can be lifted to a homomorphism R →+* P,
where P is any perfection of S.
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A ring homomorphism R →+* S induces P →+* Q, a map of the respective perfections.
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For a field K with valuation v : K → ℝ≥0 and ring of integers O,
a function O/(p) → ℝ≥0 that sends 0 to 0 and x + (p) to v(x) as long as x ∉ (p).
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The valuation Perfection(O/(p)) → ℝ≥0 as a function.
Given f ∈ Perfection(O/(p)), if f = 0 then output 0;
otherwise output preVal(f(n))^(p^n) for any n such that f(n) ≠ 0.
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The valuation Perfection(O/(p)) → ℝ≥0.
Given f ∈ Perfection(O/(p)), if f = 0 then output 0;
otherwise output preVal(f(n))^(p^n) for any n such that f(n) ≠ 0.
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The tilt of a field, as defined in Perfectoid Spaces by Peter Scholze, as in
[scholze2011perfectoid]. Given a field K with valuation K → ℝ≥0 and ring of integers O,
this is implemented as the fraction field of the perfection of O/(p).