Birings and plethories of integer-valued polynomials
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Abstract: Let and be commutative rings with identity. An {it --biring} is an -algebra together with a lift of the functor from -algebras to sets to a functor from -algebras to -algebras. An {it -plethory} is a monoid object in the monoidal category, equipped with the composition product, of --birings. The polynomial ring is an initial object in the category of such structures. The -algebra has such a structure if is a domain such that the natural -algebra homomorphism is an isomorphism for and injective for . This holds in particular if is an isomorphism for all , which in turn holds, for example, if is a Krull domain or more generally a TV PVMD. In these cases we also examine properties of the functor from -algebras to -algebras, which we hope to show is a new object worthy of investigation in the theory of integer-valued polynomials.
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