Additive characters of ℤ_[p] #
We show that for any complete, ultrametric normed ℤ_[p]-algebra R, there is a bijection between
continuous additive characters ℤ_[p] → R and topologically nilpotent elements of R, given by
sending κ to the element κ 1 - 1. This is used to define the Mahler transform for p-adic
measures.
Note that if the norm on R is not strictly multiplicative, then the condition that κ 1 - 1 be
topologically nilpotent is strictly weaker than assuming ‖κ 1 - 1‖ < 1, although they are
equivalent if NormMulClass R holds.
## Main definitions and theorems:
addChar_of_value_at_one: given a topologically nilpotentr : R, construct a continuous additive character ofℤ_[p]mapping1to1 + r.continuousAddCharEquiv: for any complete, ultrametric normedℤ_[p]-algebraR, the mapaddChar_of_value_at_onedefines a bijection between continuous additive charactersℤ_[p] → Rand topologically nilpotent elements ofR.continuousAddCharEquiv_of_norm_mul: if the norm onRis strictly multiplicative (not just sub-multiplicative), thenaddChar_of_value_at_oneis a bijection between continuous additive charactersℤ_[p] → Rand elements ofRwith‖r‖ < 1.
## TODO:
- Show that the above equivalences are homeomorphisms, for appropriate choices of the topology.
The unique continuous additive character of ℤ_[p] mapping 1 to 1 + r.
Equations
- PadicInt.addChar_of_value_at_one r hr = { toFun := ⇑(PadicInt.mahlerSeries fun (x : ℕ) => r ^ x), map_zero_eq_one' := ⋯, map_add_eq_mul' := ⋯ }
Instances For
Equivalence between continuous additive characters ℤ_[p] → R, and r ∈ R with r ^ n → 0.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Equivalence between continuous additive characters ℤ_[p] → R, and r ∈ R with ‖r‖ < 1,
for rings with strictly multiplicative norm.