Theorems · Definition · commutative algebra
Perfection
(α : Type u₁) → [Pow α ℕ] → ℕ → Type u₁
The perfection of a monoid α, defined to be the projective limit of α using the p-th
power maps α → α indexed by the natural numbers, implemented as
{ f : ℕ → M | ∀ n, f (n + 1) ^ p = f n }.
If α is a ring with characteristic p and p is prime, Perfection α p is also a ring.
- Defined in
- Mathlib.RingTheory.Perfection
- Cited by
- 84 results in Mathlib
- Foundations
- Depth 8 from the axioms · uses no axioms
- Assumes
- Pow
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- Perfection.coeffstatement and proof · cited by 51
- PreTiltproof · cited by 30
- Perfection.coeffMonoidHomstatement and proof · cited by 24
- Perfection.teichmuller₀statement and proof · cited by 12
- Perfection.teichmullerstatement and proof · cited by 10
- Perfection.liftstatement · cited by 8
- Perfection.extstatement and proof · cited by 7
- PerfectionMap.equivstatement · cited by 7
- Perfection.pthRootMonoidHomstatement and proof · cited by 6
- Perfection.mk_teichmullerstatement and proof · cited by 5
- Perfection.pthRootstatement and proof · cited by 5
- Perfection.liftMonoidHomstatement and proof · cited by 4