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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.GeneralLinear.ChevalleyRelations

Chevalley relations for the root subgroups of the general linear group #

For distinct indices, TauCeti.GeneralLinear.rootSubgroupPoints identifies an additive-group point of parameter c with the elementary matrix

xᵢⱼ(c) = 1 + c Eᵢⱼ.

This file transports the type-A Chevalley commutator relations from elementary matrices to the functor of points of GLₙ. If two index pairs do not chain, their root-subgroup values commute. For three distinct indices, the chaining relation is

⁅xᵢⱼ(c), xⱼₗ(d)⁆ = xᵢₗ(cd).

The product cd is multiplication in the value algebra, not the convolution product on 𝔾ₐ(A), which corresponds to addition. The additive-group operation TauCeti.AdditiveGroup.gaPointParamMul packages this distinction and is natural in the value algebra.

This file supplies the commutator-relations part of the pinned Chevalley--Demazure interface from Layer 9 of the ReductiveGroups roadmap for the worked example GLₙ over an arbitrary commutative base ring. The pinning equations and the general Chevalley--Demazure construction are not covered here.

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theorem TauCeti.GeneralLinear.commute_rootSubgroupPoints {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {A : Type w} [CommRing A] [Algebra R A] {N : } {i j k l : Fin N} (hij : i j) (hkl : k l) (hjk : j k) (hli : l i) (f g : WithConv ((AdditiveGroup.coordinateHopfAlgebra R) →ₐ[R] A)) :

Root-subgroup values at two non-chaining index pairs commute.

The hypotheses j ≠ k and l ≠ i say that the sum of the corresponding roots is neither a root nor zero; the remaining hypotheses ensure that both elementary matrices are root-subgroup values.

The type-A Chevalley commutator relation on algebra-valued points. For three distinct indices,

⁅xᵢⱼ(c), xⱼₗ(d)⁆ = xᵢₗ(cd).

The point on the right has parameter cd in the value algebra, as recorded by AdditiveGroup.gaPointParamMul.