More operations on fractional ideals #
Main definitions #
mapis the pushforward of a fractional ideal along an algebra morphism
Let K be the localization of R at R⁰ = R \ {0} (i.e. the field of fractions).
FractionalIdeal R⁰ Kis the type of fractional ideals in the field of fractionsDiv (FractionalIdeal R⁰ K)instance: the ideal quotientI / J(typically written $I : J$, but a:operator cannot be defined)
Main statement #
isNoetherianstates that every fractional ideal of a noetherian integral domain is noetherian
References #
Tags #
fractional ideal, fractional ideals, invertible ideal
I.map g is the pushforward of the fractional ideal I along the algebra morphism g
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canonicalEquiv f f' is the canonical equivalence between the fractional
ideals in P and in P', which are both localizations of R at S.
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IsFractionRing section #
This section concerns fractional ideals in the field of fractions,
i.e. the type FractionalIdeal R⁰ K where IsFractionRing R K.
Nonzero fractional ideals contain a nonzero integer.
quotient section #
This section defines the ideal quotient of fractional ideals.
In this section we need that each non-zero y : R has an inverse in
the localization, i.e. that the localization is a field. We satisfy this
assumption by taking S = nonZeroDivisors R, R's localization at which
is a field because R is a domain.
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FractionalIdeal.span_finset R₁ s f is the fractional ideal of R₁ generated by f '' s.
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spanSingleton x is the fractional ideal generated by x if 0 ∉ S
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A version of FractionalIdeal.den_mul_self_eq_num in terms of fractional ideals.
If I is a nonzero fractional ideal, a ∈ R, and J is an ideal of R such that
I = a⁻¹J, then J is nonzero.
If I is a nonzero fractional ideal, a ∈ R, and J is an ideal of R such that
I = a⁻¹J, then a is nonzero.
Every fractional ideal of a noetherian integral domain is noetherian.
A[x] is a fractional ideal for every integral x.
FractionalIdeal.adjoinIntegral (S : Submonoid R) x hx is R[x] as a fractional ideal,
where hx is a proof that x : P is integral over R.