Translated-truncation spans modulo J + K in Pommersheim--Shahriari #
Pommersheim--Shahriari [PS06] study the vector space
K((ℝ⁽≤0⁾)) / (J + K). This differs from Berarducci's germ ring, whose denominator is only J:
the extra quotient by constant series is essential to their degree-two irreducibility criterion.
The submodule nearConstantSubmodule is proved to have exactly the carrier of Berarducci's
additive subgroup nearConstantSubgroup. Thus the two developments use the same J + K, while
this module exposes the scalar quotient needed for linear spans and dimensions.
For a series a, translatedTruncationSpan a is the space denoted V(a) in [PS06]: the
span, modulo J + K, of its translated truncations at negative exponents.
References #
- J. Pommersheim, S. Shahriari, Unique factorization in generalized power series rings, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 134 (2006), 1277–1287, cited as [PS06].
Scalar multiplication on nonpositive Hahn series through the constant-series embedding.
The constant-series embedding as a linear map.
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- PommersheimShahriari.constantLinearMap = { toFun := ⇑HahnSeries.Nonpositive.C, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The scalar submodule J + K of negative-monomial-ideal elements plus constants.
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The scalar submodule J + K has exactly the carrier of Berarducci's additive subgroup with
the same name.
The [PS06] vector space K((ℝ⁽≤0⁾)) / (J + K).
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The quotient map from nonpositive Hahn series to the quotient by J + K.
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Two series have the same class modulo J + K exactly when their difference lies in
Berarducci's subgroup J + K.
A series has zero image modulo constants exactly when it lies in J + K.
The class modulo J + K of the translated truncation at x.
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Evaluate a translated-truncation class modulo J + K.
[PS06]'s space V(a), spanned modulo J + K by translated truncations at negative
exponents.
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Every translated-truncation class at a negative exponent belongs to V(a).
A subspace contains V(a) exactly when it contains every negative translated-truncation
class used to generate V(a).