Noncommutative Distance Theory
Note 1
Groupoid
TANAKA Akio
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<Open covering>
Topological space X
Family of open sets Ui ⊂ X ( i ∈ I )
Open covering is sum of the family X = ∪i ∈ I Ui
On topological space, refer to the next.
Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented / 1 Distance Preparatory Consideration / Tokyo October 8, 2007
On open covering, refer to the next.
Algebraic Linguistics / Linguistic Premise / Premise of Algebraic Linguistics 1-3 / Tokyo September 17, 2007
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<Spectrum>
Set of prime ideals (≠1) over commutative ring A that has unit element 1 is spectrum of A. The expression is Spec A.
On prime ideal, refer to the next.
Algebraic Linguistics / Linguistic Premise / Premise of Algebraic Linguistics 2-1 / Tokyo September 20, 2007
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<Affine open covering>
X = { Ui = Spec Ai }
On affine space, refer to the next.
Algebraic Linguistics / Linguistic Premise / Premise of Algebraic Linguistics 3-4 / Tokyo September 24, 2007
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<Noetherian ring>
All the ideals of commutative ring R are generated from finite elements. R is Noetherian ring.
On Noetherian ring, refer to the next.
Algebraic Linguistics / Linguistic Premise / Premise of Algebraic Linguistics 3-1 / Tokyo September 23, 2007
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<Locally Noetherian scheme>
Each Ai of affine open covering at X is Noetherian ring. X is locally Noetherian scheme.
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<Noetherian scheme>
When locally Noetherian scheme X is compact as topological space, X is Noetherian scheme.
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<Groupoid>
Noetherian scheme S
Locally finite scheme over S U, R
Arrow over S s : R → U t : R → U μ : R ╳ t, U, s R →R
Groupoid ( U, R, s, t, μ)
Tokyo November 30, 2007
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