Torsion submodules #
Main definitions #
torsionOf R M x: the torsion ideal ofx, containing allasuch thata • x = 0.Submodule.torsionBy R M a: thea-torsion submodule, containing all elementsxofMsuch thata • x = 0.Submodule.torsionBySet R M s: the submodule containing all elementsxofMsuch thata • x = 0for allains.Submodule.torsion' R M S: theS-torsion submodule, containing all elementsxofMsuch thata • x = 0for someainS.Submodule.torsion R M: the torsion submodule, containing all elementsxofMsuch thata • x = 0for some non-zero-divisorainR.Module.IsTorsionBy R M a: the property that defines ana-torsion module. Similarly,IsTorsionBySet,IsTorsion'andIsTorsion.Module.IsTorsionBySet.module: Creates anR ⧸ I-module from anR-module thatIsTorsionBySet R _ I.
Main statements #
quot_torsionOf_equiv_span_singleton: isomorphism between the span of an element ofMand the quotient by its torsion ideal.torsion' R M Sandtorsion R Mare submodules.torsionBySet_eq_torsionBySet_span: torsion by a set is torsion by the ideal generated by it.Submodule.torsionBy_is_torsionBy: thea-torsion submodule is ana-torsion module. Similar lemmas fortorsion'andtorsion.Submodule.torsionBy_isInternal: a∏ i, p i-torsion module is the internal direct sum of itsp i-torsion submodules when thep iare pairwise coprime. A more general version with coprime ideals isSubmodule.torsionBySet_is_internal.Submodule.noZeroSMulDivisors_iff_torsion_bot: a module over a domain hasNoZeroSMulDivisors(that is, there is no non-zeroa,xsuch thata • x = 0) iff its torsion submodule is trivial.Submodule.QuotientTorsion.torsion_eq_bot: quotienting by the torsion submodule makes the torsion submodule of the new module trivial. IfRis a domain, we can derive an instanceSubmodule.QuotientTorsion.noZeroSMulDivisors : NoZeroSMulDivisors R (M ⧸ torsion R M).
Notation #
- The notions are defined for a
CommSemiring Rand aModule R M. Some additional hypotheses onRandMare required by some lemmas. - The letters
a,b, ... are used for scalars (inR), whilex,y, ... are used for vectors (inM).
Tags #
Torsion, submodule, module, quotient
The torsion ideal of x, containing all a such that a • x = 0.
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See also iSupIndep.linearIndependent which provides the same conclusion
but requires the stronger hypothesis NoZeroSMulDivisors R M.
The span of x in M is isomorphic to R quotiented by the torsion ideal of x.
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The a-torsion submodule for a in R, containing all elements x of M such that
a • x = 0.
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The submodule containing all elements x of M such that a • x = 0 for all a in s.
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The S-torsion submodule, containing all elements x of M such that a • x = 0 for some
a in S.
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The torsion submodule, containing all elements x of M such that a • x = 0 for some
non-zero-divisor a in R.
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An a-torsion module is a module where every element is a-torsion.
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A module where every element is a-torsion for all a in s.
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An S-torsion module is a module where every element is a-torsion for some a in S.
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A torsion module is a module where every element is a-torsion for some non-zero-divisor a.
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Torsion by a set is torsion by the ideal generated by it.
An a-torsion module is a module whose a-torsion submodule is the full space.
The a-torsion submodule is an a-torsion module.
If the p i are pairwise coprime, a ⨅ i, p i-torsion module is the internal direct sum of
its p i-torsion submodules.
If the q i are pairwise coprime, a ∏ i, q i-torsion module is the internal direct sum of
its q i-torsion submodules.
can't be an instance because hM can't be inferred
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can't be an instance because hM can't be inferred
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An (R ⧸ I)-module is an R-module which IsTorsionBySet R M I.
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If a R-module M is annihilated by a two-sided ideal I, then the identity is a semilinear
map from the R-module M to the R ⧸ I-module M.
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An (R ⧸ Ideal.span {r})-module is an R-module for which IsTorsionBy R M r.
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Any module is also a module over the quotient of the ring by the annihilator. Not an instance because it causes synthesis failures / timeouts.
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Given an R-module M and an element a in R, submodules of the a-torsion submodule of
M do not depend on whether we take scalars to be R or R ⧸ R ∙ a.
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An S-torsion module is a module whose S-torsion submodule is the full space.
The S-torsion submodule is an S-torsion module.
The torsion submodule of the torsion submodule (viewed as a module) is the full torsion module.
The torsion submodule is always a torsion module.
A module over a domain has NoZeroSMulDivisors iff its torsion submodule is trivial.
In a p ^ ∞-torsion module (that is, a module where all elements are cancelled by scalar
multiplication by some power of p), the smallest n such that p ^ n • x = 0.
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The additive n-torsion subgroup for an integer n, denoted as A[n].
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The additive n-torsion subgroup for an integer n, denoted as A[n].
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For a natural number n, the n-torsion subgroup of A is a ZMod n module.