Coefficient extension for the presented Weyl algebra #
This file records the concrete map needed before any characteristic-support
descent can be attempted. The source is the quotient presentation over k
and the target is the same presentation over an extension field K. The map
is defined by the quotient universal property; in particular, no PBW
identification or base-change theorem is used in its definition.
The file also proves injectivity, PBW normal-form and filtration transport,
PBW monicity, canonical-right-ideal transport in the usable direction, and the
resulting source-to-target order-initial-ideal inclusion. The reverse filtered
comparison is recorded as an explicit contract below and proved in
FilteredScalarLifting.lean; no base-change equality is treated as
definitional.
Compatibility with the recursive presentation #
The PBW-linear extension of coefficients #
Coefficient extension on the commutative symbol polynomial ring.
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- Stafford38.Weyl.PresentedScalarExtension.symbolScalarExtension n = { toRingHom := MvPolynomial.map (algebraMap k K), commutes' := ⋯ }
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The k-linear map obtained by extending PBW coordinates and rebuilding in
the target presentation.
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Injectivity and filtered transport #
The safe initial-ideal comparison #
Every source order-initial generator maps to a target order-initial generator. This is the comparison needed for descent; it is intentionally a one-way inclusion and makes no claim that the target initial ideal is the extension of the source initial ideal.
PBW spanning after scalar extension #
The K-linear span of the scalar extensions of a source right ideal.
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The filtered lifting contract #
The exact filtered statement for support descent. It asks that
every target order-initial generator be represented by the scalar extension
of source initial generators. It is stronger than the unfiltered PBW span
proved above and is deliberately not identified with a definitional
base-change equality. FilteredScalarLifting.lean proves this contract by
flat base change of the ideal/order-piece intersection.
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