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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.DiagonalizableGroup.Scheme.Points

Scheme-valued points and morphisms of diagonalizable group schemes #

For a commutative ring R and a finitely generated commutative group G, the diagonalizable group scheme D(G) is represented by the group algebra R[G]. This file synchronizes its group-scheme and functor-of-points presentations. A scheme-valued point Spec A ⟶ D(G) over Spec R is identified multiplicatively with a character G →* AĖ£. Under this identification, the group-scheme morphism induced contravariantly by G ⟶ H acts by precomposition on characters, and the equivalence is natural in A.

The same bridge realizes characters, cocharacters, and integer power maps as actual group-scheme morphisms. Their composite is the power map whose exponent is the established character--cocharacter pairing. No classification of arbitrary group-scheme morphisms is asserted; such a classification requires additional hypotheses on the base.

The scheme-facing constructions are same-universe because Mathlib's current hopfSpec and Spec.mapMulEquiv interfaces are same-universe. Consequently the character group used for š”¾ā‚˜ over R : Type u is the canonical same-universe copy ULift.{u} (Multiplicative ℤ). The local character equivalence combines Mathlib's zpowersMulHom with MulEquiv.ulift; public exponents and cocharacters remain expressed using ordinary integers.

Main declarations #

References #

Milne, Algebraic Groups, Definition 12.7 and Theorems 12.8--12.9, describes the contravariant diagonalizable-group construction. The scheme-points bridge combines Mathlib's AlgebraicGeometry.Spec.mapMulEquiv with Tau Ceti's DiagonalizableGroup.pointsMulEquiv, CommHopfAlgCat.mapMulEquiv_mapValue, and CommHopfAlgCat.mapMulEquiv_mapDomain.

Scheme-valued points of D(G) are the convolution group of algebra maps out of its coordinate ring. This typed wrapper keeps the defining identification of groupScheme with Spec R[G] local to this module.

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    The underlying scheme morphism of an equality transport between group objects over Spec R is the equality transport between their underlying schemes.

    The inverse typed point comparison is the spectrum morphism induced by the algebra point, transported to the named diagonalizable group scheme.

    The typed scheme-point comparison sends postcomposition by groupSchemeMap f to the existing contravariant algebra-point map induced by the underlying homomorphism f.

    Scheme-valued points of D(G) over Spec R are multiplicative characters G →* AĖ£.

    The equivalence reverses the spectrum morphism into an algebra point through groupSchemePointsMulEquiv, then applies the diagonalizable-group points equivalence.

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      The diagonalizable-group scheme-points character is obtained by first passing to its convolution point and then applying the algebra-valued points equivalence.

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      A scheme-valued point, viewed as a character, evaluates a group element on the corresponding group-algebra basis monomial.

      The inverse scheme-points equivalence is the spectrum morphism associated to the algebra point extending a character.

      The scheme-points equivalence intertwines groupSchemeMap f with precomposition by the underlying homomorphism f on characters.

      The scheme-points equivalence is natural in the value algebra. For phi : A →ₐ[R] B, precomposing by Spec B ⟶ Spec A applies phi to the values of the corresponding character.

      The multiplicative group and scheme-level characters #

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      The character group of the multiplicative group scheme, in the universe of the base. It is the canonical universe lift of Multiplicative ℤ.

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        The multiplicative group scheme, presented in the base universe as D(ULift (Multiplicative ℤ)).

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          Evaluation at the lifted standard generator identifies characters of ULift (Multiplicative ℤ) with elements of a commutative group.

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            The character corresponding to m evaluates on a lifted integer n as m ^ n.

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            The inverse equivalence evaluates a lifted-integer character at the standard generator.

            Scheme-valued points of the multiplicative group scheme are units of the value algebra, read off on the lifted standard generator.

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              Scheme-level characters, cocharacters, and power maps #

              A group element g : G, viewed as a character of D(G), gives the group-scheme morphism D(G) ⟶ š”¾ā‚˜ induced contravariantly by the homomorphism from the lifted integer group that sends its standard generator to g.

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                A scheme-level character is the contravariant diagonalizable-group morphism induced by the corresponding homomorphism from the lifted integer group.

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                On scheme-valued points, the group-scheme character associated to g evaluates the corresponding G-character at g.

                A cocharacter psi : G →* Multiplicative ℤ gives a group-scheme morphism š”¾ā‚˜ ⟶ D(G). The target character lattice is universe-lifted only at this scheme boundary.

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                  A scheme-level cocharacter is the contravariant diagonalizable-group morphism induced by the universe-lifted cocharacter lattice homomorphism.

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                  On scheme-valued points, a cocharacter raises the multiplicative-group unit to the ordinary integer obtained by evaluating the cocharacter.

                  The n-th power endomorphism of the multiplicative group scheme. Its character-lattice map sends the lifted standard generator to the lift of Multiplicative.ofAdd n.

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                    The scheme-level power endomorphism is the character associated to the lifted integer exponent.

                    Composing a cocharacter with a character is the multiplicative-group power map whose exponent is their established character--cocharacter pairing.