The degree over a subalgebra #
Let ν be a max-additive degree on a commutative ring R and let P be a subalgebra of R.
The level γ of the degree over P is the P-submodule generated by the elements of degree at
most γ,
P · R_{ν ≤ γ}.
The degree over P, ν_P(t), is the least γ with t ∈ P · R_{ν ≤ γ}; for ν = deg on
K((ℝ^{≤0})) and P = S, the series of finite degree, this is the paper's degree over S,
deg_S. It is again a max-additive degree, it is bounded by ν, it is separated, and every
non-zero element of P has degree zero over P.
The level P · R_{ν ≤ γ} of the degree over P: the P-submodule generated by the elements
of degree at most γ.
Equations
- ν.degreeOverStage P γ = Submodule.span ↥P ↑(ν.filtrationLE γ)
Instances For
The degree over P, ν_P: the least γ with t ∈ P · R_{ν ≤ γ}, and -∞ at 0. For
ν = deg and P = S this is the paper's deg_S.
Equations
- ν.degreeOver P = { toFun := MaxAddDegree.degreeOverFun✝ ν P, map_zero' := ⋯, map_one_le_zero' := ⋯, map_neg' := ⋯, map_add_le_max' := ⋯, map_mul_le_add' := ⋯ }
Instances For
Multiplying an element of degree at most γ by an element of P keeps the degree over P
at most γ.
When 0 is the least value, every non-zero element of P has degree exactly zero over P.
Degree over P below γ means membership in a strictly lower level, for non-zero elements.