Iterated dilatations of rings #
From Arnaud Mayeux, Dilatations of categories, via their Lean formalization,
https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.09305, and rndmx/DilCat at commit
604559654c948566675da3f7709b8ad3126bd487 (Apache-2.0).
The ring construction includes work by Arnaud Mayeux and Jujian Zhang from
ProjConstruction/Proj (Apache-2.0).
Appendix C : Elementary Properties of Dilatations of Rings #
Formalizing statements of A. Mayeux, Multi-centered Dilatations, Congruent Isomorphisms and
Rost Double Deformation Space, Transformation Groups 31 (2026), 1801-1850, SS2.2
("Elementary Properties of Dilatations"), on top of the Multicenter/Dilatation API above.
Restriction of a multicenter to a subset K ⊆ I of the index set, matching the notation
{[Mᵢ,aᵢ]}_{i∈K} of §2.2 of the printed paper.
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The second-stage multicenter of Proposition 2.24. Over B := A'[M.restrict K], the
complementary indices j ∈ I ∖ K carry the ideal B·(Mⱼ) (the image of M.ideal j) and the
element aⱼ/1 (the image of M.elem j).
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Reformulation of the gen hypothesis of the universal property. For an A'-algebra B',
the condition span {φ(aᵢ)} = map φ (Lᵢ) appearing in Multicenter.desc is equivalent to the
plain containment map φ (Mᵢ) ≤ span {φ(aᵢ)}, since Lᵢ = Mᵢ + (aᵢ). This is the working form
used throughout Appendix C.
The canonical map of a dilatation preserves non-zero-divisors of the base ring: if c ∈ A'
is a non-zero-divisor, so is its image in A'[M]. (Unlike Proposition 2.20's injectivity, which
genuinely needs an extra hypothesis, this direction always holds; it is what makes the i ∈ K
branch of Proposition 2.24 unconditional.)
First stage of Proposition 2.24: the canonical A'-algebra map A'[M|_K] → A'[M].
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- CategoryTheory.Dilatations.psi224 M K = (M.restrict K).desc ⋯ ⋯
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The A'-algebra structure on the second stage C224, obtained by composing A' → B224 with
B224 → C224.
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- CategoryTheory.Dilatations.algebra224' M K = ((algebraMap (M.restrict K).Dilatation (M.complement K).Dilatation).comp (algebraMap A' (M.restrict K).Dilatation)).toAlgebra
The four hypotheses feeding the universal property. #
The two comparison maps and the isomorphism. #
Second stage of Proposition 2.24: the canonical B224-algebra map C224 →ₐ A'[M].
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- CategoryTheory.Dilatations.chi224 M K = (M.complement K).desc ⋯ ⋯
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Reverse direction of Proposition 2.24: the canonical A'-algebra map A'[M] →ₐ C224.
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- CategoryTheory.Dilatations.rho224 M K = M.desc ⋯ ⋯
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Proposition 2.24. The full dilatation A'[M] is canonically isomorphic, as an
A'[M|_K]-algebra, to the second-stage dilatation (A'[M|_K])[complement M K].
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Uniqueness in Proposition 2.24 #
Uniqueness of the comparison map of Proposition 2.24. Any A[M|_K]-algebra map from
the two-stage dilatation to A[M] equals chi224. This is the uniqueness half of the
universal property of dilatations of rings, applied to the multicenter complement M K.
The isomorphism of Proposition 2.24 is unique. Any isomorphism of
A[M|_K]-algebras between the two-stage dilatation and A[M] equals iteratedDilatationEquiv.
Proposition 2.24, existence and uniqueness together. There is exactly one
isomorphism from the two-stage dilatation to A[M] compatible with the canonical maps out
of the first-stage ring A[M|_K].