Transcendental Extension of N-subrings #
Adjoining a transcendental element to an N-subring R of a complete local domain T and localising at the intersection with the maximal ideal yields a new N-subring.
Loepp, "Constructing local generic formal fibers", 1997, Lemma 11.
Localization Carrier #
The subring R[x]_{R[x] ∩ M} inside T, consisting of fractions p(x)/q(x) where q(x) is a unit in T (equivalently, q(x) ∉ M).
The carrier set of R[x] localized at R[x] ∩ M, viewed inside T. An element t ∈ T is in this set iff t = p(x)/q(x) for some p,q ∈ R[X] with q(x) a unit in T (i.e., q(x) ∉ M).
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The carrier set forms a subring of T.
R.carrier ≤ adjoinLocSet carrier
x ∈ adjoinLocSet carrier
Transcendental Extension (Loepp Lemma 11) #
If x ∈ T is transcendental over Frac(R) and avoids a suitable set of primes, then R[x] localized at M is again an N-subring.
Loepp Lemma 11 (simplified for P = (0)): Adjoining a transcendental element to an N-subring yields an N-subring.
If x ∈ T satisfies:
- x ∉ P for all P in a suitable set C ⊇ Ass(T) ∪ {P ∈ Ass(T/rT) | r ∈ R, r ≠ 0}
- x + P is transcendental over R/(R ∩ P) for all P ∈ C Then S = R[x]_{R[x] ∩ M} is an N-subring with |S| = sup(ℵ₀, |R|).