The quotient map from R ⧸ I ^ m to R ⧸ I ^ n where m ≥ n #
In this file we define the canonical quotient linear map from
M ⧸ I ^ m • ⊤ to M ⧸ I ^ n • ⊤ and canonical quotient ring map from
R ⧸ I ^ m to R ⧸ I ^ n. These definitions will be used in theorems
related to IsAdicComplete to find a lift element from compatible sequences in the quotients.
We also include results about the relation between quotients of submodules and quotients of
ideals here.
Main definitions #
Submodule.factorPow: the linear map fromM ⧸ I ^ m • ⊤toM ⧸ I ^ n • ⊤induced by the natural inclusionI ^ n • ⊤ → I ^ m • ⊤.Ideal.Quotient.factorPow: the ring homomorphism fromR ⧸ I ^ mtoR ⧸ I ^ ninduced by the natural inclusionI ^ n → I ^ m.
Main results #
The linear map from M ⧸ I ^ m • ⊤ to M ⧸ I ^ n • ⊤ induced by
the natural inclusion I ^ n • ⊤ → I ^ m • ⊤.
To future contributors: Before adding lemmas related to Submodule.factorPow, please
check whether it can be generalized to Submodule.factor and whether the
corresponding (more general) lemma for Submodule.factor already exists.
Equations
- Submodule.factorPow I M le = Submodule.factor ⋯
Instances For
The ring homomorphism from R ⧸ I ^ m
to R ⧸ I ^ n induced by the natural inclusion I ^ n → I ^ m.
To future contributors: Before adding lemmas related to Ideal.factorPow, please
check whether it can be generalized to Ideal.factor and whether the corresponding
(more general) lemma for Ideal.factor already exists.
Equations
Instances For
factorPow for m = n + 1