ModuleIntegralLocalizationIdempotentModel.lean
Nyll.SchemeTheory.RingTheory.IntegralLocalizationIdempotentModel
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Finite localization models preserving quotient idempotents
Ideal membership uses only finitely many coefficients. Including those coefficients in a finite subalgebra makes a quotient idempotent descend to that subalgebra. A finite-type principal localization can also be preserved.
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Algebra.exists_finite_set_of_mem_map
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@[expose] public section
universe u v
namespace Algebra
Algebra.exists_finite_subalgebra_quotient_idempotent
DocumentationA quotient idempotent in an integral algebra descends to the quotient of a finite subalgebra containing its representative.
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namespace Algebra
Algebra.exists_finite_subalgebra_idempotent_awayMap_bijective
DocumentationA quotient idempotent in an integral algebra has a finite subalgebra model in which it is still idempotent modulo the extended ideal. If localizing at the element is of finite type, the model has the same principal localization.
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namespace Algebra