Local zero-set germs and vanishing ideals #
Zero sets are predicate-valued germs. This avoids evaluating an abstract function germ at points away from the base point. Only finite intersections are used; arbitrary intersections would not have a uniform neighborhood.
Germs at the origin of predicates on ℂⁿ.
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The local zero set of a holomorphic function germ.
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- LocalComplexGeometry.germZeroLocus f = Filter.Germ.map (fun (z : ℂ) => z = 0) ↑f
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A common zero of f and g is a zero of their sum.
Every zero of f is a zero of a left multiple of f.
A positive power has exactly the same local zero-set germ.
A holomorphic germ vanishes on a full neighborhood exactly when it is the zero germ.
Holomorphic germs vanishing on a fixed local set germ form an ideal.
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- LocalComplexGeometry.vanishingIdeal Z = { carrier := {f : ↥(LocalComplexGeometry.HolomorphicGerm n) | Z ≤ LocalComplexGeometry.germZeroLocus f}, add_mem' := ⋯, zero_mem' := ⋯, smul_mem' := ⋯ }
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The only holomorphic germ vanishing on a full neighborhood is zero.
Common zero set of a finite family of germs.
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Common zero-set germ of a finite indexed family. Unlike a Finset of
germs, this retains the indices used by the comparator-facing certificate.
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- LocalComplexGeometry.indexedCommonZeroSet f = Finset.univ.inf fun (i : Fin s) => LocalComplexGeometry.germZeroLocus (f i)
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Common zero-set germ of a family indexed by an arbitrary finite type.
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- LocalComplexGeometry.fintypeCommonZeroSet f = Finset.univ.inf fun (i : ι) => LocalComplexGeometry.germZeroLocus (f i)
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The indexed set-germ definition has the expected eventual pointwise meaning for a concrete representative family.
The finite-type common zero set has its expected pointwise meaning for concrete analytic representatives.
Translate a finite-type representative common-zero hypothesis into the order relation on local set germs.
A finite set and the family indexed by its subtype define the same common zero-set germ.
Translate the representative-level eventual common-zero hypothesis into the order relation on local set germs.
Every member of the ideal spanned by S vanishes on the common zero set of S.
Enlarging the generated ideal shrinks the corresponding finite zero set.
The finite common zero-set germ depends only on the generated ideal.
A fixed finite generating set selected from Noetherianity.
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The zero-set germ of an ideal, defined through a finite generating set.
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Generator independence for the ideal zero-set germ.
Every member of an ideal vanishes on its local zero-set germ.
Inclusion of ideals reverses inclusion of their local zero-set germs.