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Example 15.90.9. Let k be a field and put

R = k[f, T_1, T_2, \ldots ]/(fT_1, fT_2 - T_1, fT_3 - T_2, \ldots ).

Then (R, f) is not a glueing pair because the map R[f^\infty ] \to R^\wedge [f^\infty ] is not injective as the image of T_1 is f-divisible in R^\wedge . For

R = k[f, T_1, T_2, \ldots ]/(fT_1, f^2T_2, \ldots ),

the map R[f^\infty ] \to R^\wedge [f^\infty ] is not surjective as the element T_1 + fT_2 + f^2 T_3 + \ldots is not in the image. In particular, by Remark 15.90.8, these are both examples where R \to R^\wedge is not flat.


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