The order-Rees two-jet ring #
This file constructs only the ring half of the order-Rees two-jet. The specialization map is defined directly as the finite sum of the order-principal components of the Rees coefficients. Its multiplication proof retains the written coefficient order in the noncommutative Weyl algebra.
No Rees-module action, quotient module, trace package, or Gabber theorem is constructed here.
The scalar embedding into Rees degree zero.
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The inherited k-algebra structure on the order-Rees subring, with
scalars placed in Rees degree zero.
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The additive finite sum of degreewise order-principal components.
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On Rees polynomials, the degreewise principal-component sum preserves
multiplication. In the double sum, coefficients occur as x * y, in the
same order as in the input product.
Global specialization of the order-Rees ring to its commutative symbol ring.
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Every symbol has a Rees lift.
The order-Rees specialization as a k-algebra homomorphism.
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The two-sided ideal generated by the square of the Rees parameter.
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The order-Rees ring modulo T².
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The canonical algebra quotient map to the two-jet.
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The image of the Rees parameter in the two-jet.
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The two-jet parameter is central.
The two-jet parameter is square-zero.
Specialization factors through the order-Rees two-jet.
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The two-jet specialization remains surjective.