Product topology on power series #
Let R be with Semiring R and TopologicalSpace R
In this file we define the topology on PowerSeries σ R
that corresponds to the simple convergence on its coefficients.
It is the coarsest topology for which all coefficients maps are continuous.
When R has UniformSpace R, we define the corresponding uniform structure.
This topology can be included by writing open scoped PowerSeries.WithPiTopology.
When the type of coefficients has the discrete topology, it corresponds to the topology defined by [bourbaki1981], chapter 4, §4, n°2.
It corresponds with the adic topology but this is not proved here.
PowerSeries.WithPiTopology.tendsto_pow_zero_of_constantCoeff_nilpotent,PowerSeries.WithPiTopology.tendsto_pow_zero_of_constantCoeff_zero: if the constant coefficient offis nilpotent, or vanishes, then the powers offconverge to zero.PowerSeries.WithPiTopology.tendsto_pow_zero_of_constantCoeff_nilpotent_iff: the powers offconverge to zero iff the constant coefficient offis nilpotent.PowerSeries.WithPiTopology.hasSum_of_monomials_self: viewed as an infinite sum, a power series converges to itself.
TODO: add the similar result for the series of homogeneous components.
Instances #
- If
Ris a topological (semi)ring, then so isPowerSeries σ R. - If the topology of
Ris T0 or T2, then so is that ofPowerSeries σ R. - If
Ris aUniformAddGroup, then so isPowerSeries σ R. - If
Ris complete, then so isPowerSeries σ R.
The pointwise topology on PowerSeries
Instances For
Separation of the topology on PowerSeries
PowerSeries on a T2Space form a T2Space
Coefficients are continuous
The constant coefficient is continuous
A family of power series converges iff it converges coefficientwise
The semiring topology on PowerSeries of a topological semiring
The ring topology on PowerSeries of a topological ring
The product uniformity on PowerSeries
Equations
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Coefficients are uniformly continuous
Completeness of the uniform structure on PowerSeries
The UniformAddGroup structure on PowerSeries of a UniformAddGroup
The powers of a PowerSeries converge to 0 iff its constant coefficient is nilpotent.
N. Bourbaki, Algebra II, [bourbaki1981] (chap. 4, §4, n°2, corollaire de la prop. 3)
A power series is the sum (in the sense of summable families) of its monomials
If the coefficient space is T2, then the power series is tsum of its monomials