Projective spectrum of a graded ring #
The projective spectrum of a graded commutative ring is the subtype of all homogeneous ideals that are prime and do not contain the irrelevant ideal. It is naturally endowed with a topology: the Zariski topology.
Notation #
R
is a commutative semiring;A
is a commutative ring and anR
-algebra;π : β β Submodule R A
is the grading ofA
;
Main definitions #
ProjectiveSpectrum π
: The projective spectrum of a graded ringA
, or equivalently, the set of all homogeneous ideals ofA
that is both prime and relevant i.e. not containing irrelevant ideal. Henceforth, we call elements of projective spectrum relevant homogeneous prime ideals.ProjectiveSpectrum.zeroLocus π s
: The zero locus of a subsets
ofA
is the subset ofProjectiveSpectrum π
consisting of all relevant homogeneous prime ideals that contains
.ProjectiveSpectrum.vanishingIdeal t
: The vanishing ideal of a subsett
ofProjectiveSpectrum π
is the intersection of points int
(viewed as relevant homogeneous prime ideals).ProjectiveSpectrum.Top
: the topological space ofProjectiveSpectrum π
endowed with the Zariski topology.
The projective spectrum of a graded commutative ring is the subtype of all homogeneous ideals that are prime and do not contain the irrelevant ideal.
- asHomogeneousIdeal : HomogeneousIdeal π
- isPrime : self.asHomogeneousIdeal.toIdeal.IsPrime
- not_irrelevant_le : Β¬HomogeneousIdeal.irrelevant π β€ self.asHomogeneousIdeal
Instances For
The zero locus of a set s
of elements of a commutative ring A
is the set of all relevant
homogeneous prime ideals of the ring that contain the set s
.
An element f
of A
can be thought of as a dependent function on the projective spectrum of π
.
At a point x
(a homogeneous prime ideal) the function (i.e., element) f
takes values in the
quotient ring A
modulo the prime ideal x
. In this manner, zeroLocus s
is exactly the subset
of ProjectiveSpectrum π
where all "functions" in s
vanish simultaneously.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.zeroLocus π s = {x : ProjectiveSpectrum π | s β βx.asHomogeneousIdeal}
Instances For
The vanishing ideal of a set t
of points of the projective spectrum of a commutative ring R
is the intersection of all the relevant homogeneous prime ideals in the set t
.
An element f
of A
can be thought of as a dependent function on the projective spectrum of π
.
At a point x
(a homogeneous prime ideal) the function (i.e., element) f
takes values in the
quotient ring A
modulo the prime ideal x
. In this manner, vanishingIdeal t
is exactly the
ideal of A
consisting of all "functions" that vanish on all of t
.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.vanishingIdeal t = β¨ x β t, x.asHomogeneousIdeal
Instances For
zeroLocus
and vanishingIdeal
form a galois connection.
zeroLocus
and vanishingIdeal
form a galois connection.
The Zariski topology on the prime spectrum of a commutative ring is defined via the closed sets of the topology: they are exactly those sets that are the zero locus of a subset of the ring.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.zariskiTopology π = TopologicalSpace.ofClosed (Set.range (ProjectiveSpectrum.zeroLocus π)) β― β― β―
The underlying topology of Proj
is the projective spectrum of graded ring A
.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.top π = TopCat.of (ProjectiveSpectrum π)
Instances For
basicOpen r
is the open subset containing all prime ideals not containing r
.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.basicOpen π r = { carrier := {x : ProjectiveSpectrum π | r β x.asHomogeneousIdeal}, is_open' := β― }
Instances For
The specialization order #
We endow ProjectiveSpectrum π
with a partial order,
where x β€ y
if and only if y β closure {x}
.
Equations
- ProjectiveSpectrum.instPartialOrder π = PartialOrder.lift ProjectiveSpectrum.asHomogeneousIdeal β―