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In [[mathematics]], '''Kähler differentials''' provide an adaptation of [[differential form]]s to arbitrary [[commutative ring]]s or [[scheme (mathematics)|scheme]]s.
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==Presentation==
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The idea was introduced by [[Erich Kähler]] in the 1930s. It was adopted as standard, in [[commutative algebra]] and [[algebraic geometry]], somewhat later, following the need to adapt methods from geometry over the [[complex number]]s, and the free use of [[calculus]] methods, to contexts where such methods are not available.
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Let ''R'' and ''S'' be commutative rings and ''φ'':''R'' → ''S'' a [[ring homomorphism]]. An important example is for ''R'' a [[Field (mathematics)|field]] and ''S'' a unital [[associative algebra|algebra]] over ''R'' (such as the [[coordinate ring]] of an [[affine variety]]).
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An ''R''-linear derivation on ''S'' is a morphism of ''R''-modules <math>\mathrm d \colon S \to M</math> with ''R'' in its kernel, and satisfying Leibniz rule <math>\mathrm d (fg) = f \mathrm \, \mathrm dg + g \, \mathrm df</math>. The module of Kähler differentials is defined as the ''R''-linear derivation <math>\mathrm d \colon S \to \Omega_{S/R}</math> that factors all others.
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==Construction==
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The idea is now to give a [[universal construction]] of a ''[[derivation (abstract algebra)|derivation]]''
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:d:''S'' &rarr; &Omega;<sup>1</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub>
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over ''R'', where Ω<sup>1</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub> is an ''S''-[[Module (mathematics)|module]], which is a purely algebraic analogue of the [[exterior derivative]].  This means that d is a homomorphism of ''R''-modules such that
:d(''st'') = ''s'' d''t'' + ''t'' d''s''
for all ''s'' and ''t'' in ''S'', and d is the ''best possible'' such derivation in the sense that any other derivation may be obtained from it by composition with an ''S''-module homomorphism.


The actual construction of Ω<sup>1</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub> and d can proceed by introducing formal generators d''s'' for ''s'' in ''S'', and imposing the relations
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*d(''s'' + ''t'') = d''s'' + d''t'',
*d(''st'') = ''s'' d''t'' + ''t'' d''s''
for all ''s'' and ''t'' in ''S''.


Another construction proceeds by letting ''I'' be the ideal in the [[tensor product]] <math>S \otimes_R S</math>, defined as the [[Kernel (algebra)|kernel]] of the multiplication map: <math>S \otimes_R S\to S</math>, given by <math>\Sigma s_i \otimes t_i \mapsto \Sigma s_i.t_i</math>. Then the module of Kähler differentials of "S" can be equivalently defined by<ref name=N200>Neukirch (1999) p.200</ref> Ω<sup>1</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub> = ''I''/''I''<sup>2</sup>, together with the morphism
==Demos==


:<math>\mathrm ds = 1 \otimes s - s \otimes 1. \, </math>
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==Use in algebraic geometry==


Geometrically, in terms of [[affine scheme]]s, ''I'' represents the ''ideal defining the [[diagonal]]'' in the [[fiber product]] of Spec(''S'') with itself over Spec(''S'')&nbsp;→&nbsp;Spec(''R''). This construction therefore has a more geometric flavor, in the sense that the notion of ''first infinitesimal neighbourhood'' of the diagonal is thereby captured, via functions vanishing ''[[modulo]]'' functions vanishing at least to second order (see [[Cotangent space#Alternative definition|cotangent space]] for related notions).
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For any ''S''-module ''M'', the universal property of Ω<sup>1</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub> leads to a natural isomorphism
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:<math>\operatorname{Der}_R(S,M)\cong \operatorname{Hom}_S(\Omega^1_{S/R},M), \,</math>
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where the left hand side is the ''S''-module of all ''R''-linear derivations from ''S'' to ''M''. As in the case of [[adjoint functors]] (though this isn't an adjunction), this is more than just an isomorphism of modules; it commutes with S-module homomorphisms ''M'' → ''M''' and hence is an isomorphism of functors.
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To get Ω<sup>''p''</sup><sub>''S''/''R''</sub>, the Kähler ''p''-forms for ''p'' > 1, one takes the ''R''-module [[exterior power]] of degree ''p''. The behaviour of the construction under [[localization of a ring]] (applied to ''R'' and ''S'') ensures that there is a geometric notion of ''[[sheaf (mathematics)|sheaf]] of (relative) Kähler p-forms'' available for use in algebraic geometry, over any [[field (mathematics)|field]]&nbsp;''R''.
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==Use in algebraic number theory==
In [[algebraic number theory]], the Kähler differentials may be used to study the [[ramification#In algebraic number theory|ramification]] in an extension of [[algebraic number fields]].  If ''L''/''K'' is a finite extension with rings of integers ''O'' and ''o'' respectively then the [[different ideal]] δ<sub>''L''/''K''</sub>, which encodes the ramification data, is the annihilator of the ''O''-module Ω<sup>1</sup><sub>''O''/''o''</sub>:<ref name=N201>Neukirch (1999) p.201</ref>
 
<math>\delta_{L/K} = \{ x \in O : x \mathrm{d} y = 0 \text{ for all } y \in O \} . </math>
 
==References==
{{reflist}}
* {{cite journal | first=J. | last=Johnson | year=1969 | title=Kähler differentials and differential algebra | journal=[[Annals of Mathematics]] | volume=89 | pages=92–98 | zbl=0179.34302 }}
* {{Neukirch ANT}}
* {{cite journal | first=M. | last=Rosenlicht | year=1976 | title=On Liouville's theory of elementary functions | journal=Pacific J. Math. | volume=65 | pages=485–492 | zbl=0318.12107 }}
 
==External links==
* A [http://mathoverflow.net/questions/6074/kahler-differentials-and-ordinary-differentials thread] devoted to the question on [[MathOverflow]]
 
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