Inverse limit of algebras #
Let R be a commutative semiring, I be an index set with ≤ defined,
A be a family of R-algebras indexed by I, f be a family of algebra homomorphisms,
consisting of a map from A j to A i whenever i ≤ j
(i.e. map from larger index to smaller index).
One can define the inverse limit Algebra.InverseLimit with respect to these maps f.
The inverse limit of algebras as a subalgebra of products of A i.
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The inverse limit of algebras as a Type.
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Construct an element of the inverse limit of algebras from a compatible family of elements.
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- Algebra.InverseLimit.mk x hx = ⟨x, hx⟩
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The proj is the natural map from the inverse limit of A to A i for i : I.
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- Algebra.InverseLimit.proj f i = (Pi.evalAlgHom R A i).comp (have this := (Algebra.InverseLimit.toSubalgebra f).val; this)
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If a family of algebra maps B → A i for i : I satisfy compatibility conditions,
then they lift to a map $B\to\varprojlim_i A_i$.
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The lift map $B\to\varprojlim_i A_i$ is unique.
If a map ij : I → J, and for each i : I,
an algebra map B (ij i) → A i is given, satisfying compatibility conditions,
then they lift to a map $\varprojlim_j B_j\to\varprojlim_i A_i$.
This is the primed version since its definition involves a choice of i ↦ j' i.
An unprimed version will be defined later with assumptions on index sets.
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- Algebra.InverseLimit.lift₂' f g φ hφ = Algebra.InverseLimit.lift f (fun (i : I) => (φ i).comp (Algebra.InverseLimit.proj g (ij i))) ⋯
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The lift map $\varprojlim_j B_j\to\varprojlim_i A_i$ is unique.
If A i and B i defined over the same index set are isomorphic,
then their inverse limits are also isomorphic.
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- Algebra.InverseLimit.congr f g φ hφ = AlgEquiv.ofAlgHom (Algebra.InverseLimit.lift₂' f g (fun (i : I) => ↑(φ i)) ⋯) (Algebra.InverseLimit.lift₂' g f (fun (i : I) => ↑(φ i).symm) ⋯) ⋯ ⋯
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If A i and B j defined over two isomorphic index sets I and J are isomorphic,
such that J is a Preorder (which implies that I is also), and such that the algebra maps
on B are functorial, then their inverse limits are also isomorphic.
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