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Mathlib.RingTheory.FreeCommRing

Free commutative rings #

The theory of the free commutative ring generated by a type α. It is isomorphic to the polynomial ring over ℤ with variables in α

Main definitions #

Main results #

FreeCommRing has functorial properties (it is an adjoint to the forgetful functor). In this file we have:

Implementation notes #

FreeCommRing α is implemented not using MvPolynomial but directly as the free abelian group on Multiset α, the type of monomials in this free commutative ring.

Tags #

free commutative ring, free ring

def FreeCommRing (α : Type u) :

FreeCommRing α is the free commutative ring on the type α.

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    def FreeCommRing.of {α : Type u} (x : α) :

    The canonical map from α to the free commutative ring on α.

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      theorem FreeCommRing.of_injective {α : Type u} :
      Function.Injective FreeCommRing.of
      theorem FreeCommRing.of_cons {α : Type u} (a : α) (m : Multiset α) :
      FreeAbelianGroup.of (Multiplicative.ofAdd (a ::ₘ m)) = FreeCommRing.of a * FreeAbelianGroup.of (Multiplicative.ofAdd m)
      theorem FreeCommRing.induction_on {α : Type u} {C : FreeCommRing αProp} (z : FreeCommRing α) (hn1 : C (-1)) (hb : (b : α) → C (FreeCommRing.of b)) (ha : (x y : FreeCommRing α) → C xC yC (x + y)) (hm : (x y : FreeCommRing α) → C xC yC (x * y)) :
      C z
      def FreeCommRing.lift {α : Type u} {R : Type v} [CommRing R] :
      (αR) (FreeCommRing α →+* R)

      Lift a map α → R to an additive group homomorphism FreeCommRing α → R.

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      • FreeCommRing.lift = FreeCommRing.liftToMultiset.trans FreeAbelianGroup.liftMonoid
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        theorem FreeCommRing.lift_of {α : Type u} {R : Type v} [CommRing R] (f : αR) (x : α) :
        ↑(FreeCommRing.lift f) (FreeCommRing.of x) = f x
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        theorem FreeCommRing.lift_comp_of {α : Type u} {R : Type v} [CommRing R] (f : FreeCommRing α →+* R) :
        FreeCommRing.lift (f FreeCommRing.of) = f
        theorem FreeCommRing.hom_ext {α : Type u} {R : Type v} [CommRing R] ⦃f : FreeCommRing α →+* R ⦃g : FreeCommRing α →+* R (h : ∀ (x : α), f (FreeCommRing.of x) = g (FreeCommRing.of x)) :
        f = g
        def FreeCommRing.map {α : Type u} {β : Type v} (f : αβ) :

        A map f : α → β produces a ring homomorphism FreeCommRing α →+* FreeCommRing β.

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          theorem FreeCommRing.map_of {α : Type u} {β : Type v} (f : αβ) (x : α) :
          def FreeCommRing.IsSupported {α : Type u} (x : FreeCommRing α) (s : Set α) :

          is_supported x s means that all monomials showing up in x have variables in s.

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            theorem FreeCommRing.isSupported_upwards {α : Type u} {x : FreeCommRing α} {s : Set α} {t : Set α} (hs : FreeCommRing.IsSupported x s) (hst : s t) :
            theorem FreeCommRing.isSupported_int {α : Type u} {i : } {s : Set α} :
            def FreeCommRing.restriction {α : Type u} (s : Set α) [DecidablePred fun x => x s] :

            The restriction map from FreeCommRing α to FreeCommRing s where s : Set α, defined by sending all variables not in s to zero.

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              theorem FreeCommRing.restriction_of {α : Type u} (s : Set α) [DecidablePred fun x => x s] (p : α) :
              ↑(FreeCommRing.restriction s) (FreeCommRing.of p) = if H : p s then FreeCommRing.of { val := p, property := H } else 0
              theorem FreeCommRing.map_subtype_val_restriction {α : Type u} {x : FreeCommRing α} (s : Set α) [DecidablePred fun x => x s] (hxs : FreeCommRing.IsSupported x s) :
              ↑(FreeCommRing.map Subtype.val) (↑(FreeCommRing.restriction s) x) = x

              The canonical ring homomorphism from the free ring generated by α to the free commutative ring generated by α.

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              • FreeRing.toFreeCommRing = FreeRing.lift FreeCommRing.of
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                The coercion defined by the canonical ring homomorphism from the free ring generated by α to the free commutative ring generated by α.

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                • FreeRing.castFreeCommRing = FreeRing.toFreeCommRing
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                  The natural map FreeRing α → FreeCommRing α, as a RingHom.

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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_zero (α : Type u) :
                    0 = 0
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_one (α : Type u) :
                    1 = 1
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_of {α : Type u} (a : α) :
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_neg {α : Type u} (x : FreeRing α) :
                    ↑(-x) = -x
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_add {α : Type u} (x : FreeRing α) (y : FreeRing α) :
                    ↑(x + y) = x + y
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_sub {α : Type u} (x : FreeRing α) (y : FreeRing α) :
                    ↑(x - y) = x - y
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                    theorem FreeRing.coe_mul {α : Type u} (x : FreeRing α) (y : FreeRing α) :
                    ↑(x * y) = x * y
                    theorem FreeRing.coe_surjective (α : Type u) :
                    Function.Surjective FreeRing.castFreeCommRing
                    theorem FreeRing.coe_eq (α : Type u) :
                    FreeRing.castFreeCommRing = Functor.map fun l => l

                    If α has size at most 1 then the natural map from the free ring on α to the free commutative ring on α is an isomorphism of rings.

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                      The free commutative ring on α is isomorphic to the polynomial ring over ℤ with variables in α

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