Commutative algebra Completion and topological rings Concept
Linear topology
Summary
A linear topology on a ring or a module is a topology in which the neighbourhoods of are generated by ideals or submodules. It makes the ring a topological ring whose small neighbourhoods of are closed under addition and under multiplication by ring elements. The main examples are the I-adic topologies, which lead to completions such as the -adic integers and formal power series rings.
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