WithAbs for fields #
This extends the WithAbs
mechanism to fields, providing a type synonym for a field which depends
on an absolute value. This is useful when dealing with several absolute values on the same field.
In particular this allows us to define the completion of a field at a given absolute value.
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The completion of a field at an absolute value. #
If the absolute value v
factors through an embedding f
into a normed field, then
f
is an isometry.
If the absolute value v
factors through an embedding f
into a normed field, then
the pseudo metric space associated to the absolute value is the same as the pseudo metric space
induced by f
.
If the absolute value v
factors through an embedding f
into a normed field, then
the uniform structure associated to the absolute value is the same as the uniform structure
induced by f
.
If the absolute value v
factors through an embedding f
into a normed field, then
f
is uniform inducing.
The completion of a field with respect to a real absolute value.
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Alias of AbsoluteValue.Completion
.
The completion of a field with respect to a real absolute value.
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If the absolute value of a normed field factors through an embedding into another normed field
L
, then we can extend that embedding to an embedding on the completion v.Completion →+* L
.
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If the absolute value of a normed field factors through an embedding into another normed field,
then the extended embedding v.Completion →+* L
preserves distances.
If the absolute value of a normed field factors through an embedding into another normed field,
then the extended embedding v.Completion →+* L
is an isometry.
If the absolute value of a normed field factors through an embedding into another normed field,
then the extended embedding v.Completion →+* L
is a closed embedding.
If the absolute value of a normed field factors through an embedding into another normed field that is locally compact, then the completion of the first normed field is also locally compact.