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2.3.2. Algebraic structures: Noetherianity
Let be a Banach -algebra, one denotes by the -algebra , and by the ideal of constituting of elements . The -algebra is called the reduction of . It can be shown that is isomorphic to . ([BGR, Proposition 5.1.2.2])
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Definition 2.50. An element with is said to be regular in of degree if its reduction in where and .
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Proposition 2.51. [Weierstrass division]
Let be the -Tate algebra of multiradius , then
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Let be an distinguished element in of degree , and be any element. Then there exist unique of degree less than in and such that . Moreover
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Let with . Then there exists a -algebra automorphism of such that is regular in .
([BGR, Theorem 5.2.1.2], [FvdP, Theorem 3.1.1])
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Proposition 2.52. The Tate algebra is Noetherian. All of its ideals are closed. ([BGR, Theorem 5.2.6.1, Corollary 5.2.7.2], [FvdP, Theorem 3.2.1])
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Corollary 2.53. Any strict affinoid algebra is Noetherian. All of its ideals are closed ([BGR, Proposition 6.1.1.3], [FvdP, Theorem 3.2.1]).
Any affinoid algebra is Noetherian. All of its ideals are closed ([Ber, Propositon 2.1.3]).
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Proposition 2.54. [Noether normalization]
For strict affinoid algebra , there exists an injective finite and admissible Banach algebra homomorphism for some . Moreover, equals the Krull dimension of . ([BGR, Theorem 6.1.2.1], [FvdP, Theorem 3.2.1])
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Corollary 2.55. Let be a maximal ideal of strict affinoid algebra , then is a finite extension of .