Witt vectors #
In this file we define the type of p
-typical Witt vectors and ring operations on it.
The ring axioms are verified in Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/Basic.lean
.
For a fixed commutative ring R
and prime p
,
a Witt vector x : π R
is an infinite sequence β β R
of elements of R
.
However, the ring operations +
and *
are not defined in the obvious component-wise way.
Instead, these operations are defined via certain polynomials
using the machinery in Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/StructurePolynomial.lean
.
The n
th value of the sum of two Witt vectors can depend on the 0
-th through n
th values
of the summands. This effectively simulates a βcarryingβ operation.
Main definitions #
WittVector p R
: the type ofp
-typical Witt vectors with coefficients inR
.WittVector.coeff x n
: projects then
th value of the Witt vectorx
.
Notation #
We use notation π R
, entered \bbW
, for the Witt vectors over R
.
References #
WittVector p R
is the ring of p
-typical Witt vectors over the commutative ring R
,
where p
is a prime number.
If p
is invertible in R
, this ring is isomorphic to β β R
(the product of β
copies of R
).
If R
is a ring of characteristic p
, then WittVector p R
is a ring of characteristic 0
.
The canonical example is WittVector p (ZMod p)
,
which is isomorphic to the p
-adic integers β€_[p]
.
- mk' :: (
- coeff : β β R
x.coeff n
is then
th coefficient of the Witt vectorx
.This concept does not have a standard name in the literature.
- )
Instances For
Construct a Witt vector mk p x : π R
from a sequence x
of elements of R
.
Equations
- WittVector.mk p coeff = { coeff := coeff }
Instances For
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
The polynomials used for defining the element 0
of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
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The polynomials used for defining the element 1
of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
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The polynomials used for defining the addition of the ring of Witt vectors.
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The polynomials used for defining repeated addition of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
- WittVector.wittNSMul p n = wittStructureInt p (n β’ MvPolynomial.X 0)
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The polynomials used for defining repeated addition of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
- WittVector.wittZSMul p n = wittStructureInt p (n β’ MvPolynomial.X 0)
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The polynomials used for describing the subtraction of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
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The polynomials used for defining the multiplication of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
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The polynomials used for defining the negation of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
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The polynomials used for defining repeated addition of the ring of Witt vectors.
Equations
- WittVector.wittPow p n = wittStructureInt p (MvPolynomial.X 0 ^ n)
Instances For
An auxiliary definition used in WittVector.eval
.
Evaluates a polynomial whose variables come from the disjoint union of k
copies of β
,
with a curried evaluation x
.
This can be defined more generally but we use only a specific instance here.
Equations
- WittVector.peval Ο x = (MvPolynomial.aeval (Function.uncurry x)) Ο
Instances For
Let Ο
be a family of polynomials, indexed by natural numbers, whose variables come from the
disjoint union of k
copies of β
, and let xα΅’
be a Witt vector for 0 β€ i < k
.
eval Ο x
evaluates Ο
mapping the variable X_(i, n)
to the n
th coefficient of xα΅’
.
Instantiating Ο
with certain polynomials defined in
Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/StructurePolynomial.lean
establishes the
ring operations on π R
. For example, WittVector.wittAdd
is such a Ο
with k = 2
;
evaluating this at (xβ, xβ)
gives us the sum of two Witt vectors xβ + xβ
.
Equations
- WittVector.eval Ο x = WittVector.mk p fun (n : β) => WittVector.peval (Ο n) fun (i : Fin k) => (x i).coeff
Instances For
Equations
- WittVector.instZero = { zero := WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittZero p) ![] }
Equations
- WittVector.instInhabited = { default := 0 }
Equations
- WittVector.instOne = { one := WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittOne p) ![] }
Equations
- WittVector.instAdd = { add := fun (x y : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittAdd p) ![x, y] }
Equations
- WittVector.instSub = { sub := fun (x y : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittSub p) ![x, y] }
Equations
- WittVector.hasNatScalar = { smul := fun (n : β) (x : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittNSMul p n) ![x] }
Equations
- WittVector.hasIntScalar = { smul := fun (n : β€) (x : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittZSMul p n) ![x] }
Equations
- WittVector.instMul = { mul := fun (x y : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittMul p) ![x, y] }
Equations
- WittVector.instNeg = { neg := fun (x : WittVector p R) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittNeg p) ![x] }
Equations
- WittVector.hasNatPow = { pow := fun (x : WittVector p R) (n : β) => WittVector.eval (WittVector.wittPow p n) ![x] }
Equations
- WittVector.instNatCast = { natCast := Nat.unaryCast }
Equations
- WittVector.instIntCast = { intCast := Int.castDef }