Base change of the full-weight type-C carrier #
For n : ℕ, TauCeti.SpStd.groupScheme is the explicit integral affine group scheme obtained by
closing the numbered standard type-C_(n+1) root subgroups and the standard weight torus inside
GL_(2n+2). This file specializes the base-change construction for a general Kostant toral
closure to that pinned carrier.
For every commutative ring A, TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeDefiningIdeal is an ideal in
O(GL_(2n+2)/A) whose quotient is canonically the scalar extension of the integral coordinate
Hopf algebra. The transported numbered root-subgroup maps and weight-torus map factor through
that quotient. Thus the explicit integral carrier and its pinned generators base-change together;
none of the data is chosen anew over A.
The defining ideal transported from ℤ is contained in the common kernel of the transported
generators. Equality is not asserted over an arbitrary, possibly non-flat, base: additional
equations can appear after specialization. Nor does this file assert that the carrier is
reductive, that the represented weight torus is maximal, or that the carrier is the separately
constructed symplectic group scheme.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeDefiningIdeal: the transported defining ideal inO(GL_(2n+2)/A).TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeCoordinateIso: its quotient is the scalar extension of the integral carrier coordinate Hopf algebra.TauCeti.SpStd.rootSubgroupToBaseChangeCoordinateMap: the transported numbered root subgroup factored through the specialized carrier.TauCeti.SpStd.weightTorusToBaseChangeCoordinateMap: the transported weight torus factored through the specialized carrier.
Main results #
TauCeti.SpStd.mkQuotient_comp_baseChangeCoordinateIso_hom: the coordinate isomorphism is compatible with the two quotient presentations.TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeCoordinateIso_hom_comp_rootSubgroupBaseChangeMapandTauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeCoordinateIso_hom_comp_weightTorusBaseChangeMap: each factored generator is the scalar extension of its integral coordinate map.TauCeti.SpStd.mkQuotient_comp_rootSubgroupIntegralCoordinateMapandTauCeti.SpStd.mkQuotient_comp_weightTorusIntegralCoordinateMap: overℤ, each integral generator map recovers the coordinate map it factors, and so is determined by it.TauCeti.SpStd.hopfSpec_map_rootSubgroupIntegralCoordinateMap_opandTauCeti.SpStd.hopfSpec_map_weightTorusIntegralCoordinateMap_op: those integral generator maps represent the carrier's existing pinning morphismsTauCeti.SpStd.rootSubgroupandTauCeti.SpStd.weightTorus.TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeDefiningIdeal_le_commonKernel: the transported carrier contains the subgroup generated after base change by those maps.
References #
- R. W. Carter, Simple Groups of Lie Type, §4.4.
- J. E. Humphreys, Linear Algebraic Groups, §§26--27.
- B. Conrad, Reductive Group Schemes, §1.
This advances the base-change target in Layer 9 of TauCetiRoadmap/ReductiveGroups/README.md,
"Base change along ℤ → k for any commutative ring k, and the compatibility of the pinning with
it". The resulting specialized pinned carrier is an input to milestone L0, "pinned ambient
groups", of TauCetiRoadmap/CFSGStatement/README.md, which reads the carrier of a finite group of
Lie type off the points of a pinned Chevalley--Demazure group over an algebraic closure. The
declaration structure follows the sibling specialization for the pinned Geck carrier in
TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.RootSystem.SimplyConnectedRootDatum.GeckLattice.BaseChange. Every
declaration below is the corresponding generic Kostant declaration at this carrier's data; the
transport reading the generic base-change presentation through a named integral defining ideal is
the ...OfEq family of
Kostant/RootSubgroup/Scheme/ToralClosure/GeneralLinearBaseChange.lean, so nothing of that
calculation is repeated here.
The Hopf ideal in O(GL_(2n+2)/A) obtained by transporting the defining ideal of the integral
full-weight type-C_(n+1) carrier along ℤ → A.
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The transported defining ideal is the one supplied by the generic Kostant toral-closure base change. The module system does not expose a definition's body outside its own module, so this is the form in which downstream files rewrite with the definition.
Membership in the transported defining ideal is membership of the corresponding element in the base change of the named integral defining ideal.
Transporting a pure tensor of a scalar and an integral defining equation produces an equation in the transported defining ideal.
The coordinate Hopf algebra cut out over A by the transported type-C_(n+1) defining ideal
is canonically the scalar extension of the integral coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The base-change coordinate isomorphism is compatible with the quotient presentation inside
GL_(2n+2).
The transported root subgroups #
The integral kth root-subgroup coordinate map, with source expressed using the named
type-C_(n+1) defining ideal.
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The integral root-subgroup coordinate map is the generic Kostant one, read through the named
type-C_(n+1) defining ideal.
The integral factored root-subgroup map recovers the represented kth root-subgroup
coordinate map inside GL_(2n+2), and so determines it.
The integral factored root-subgroup coordinate map represents the carrier's kth numbered
root subgroup: its spectrum is TauCeti.SpStd.rootSubgroup, read through the quotient-spectrum
presentation of the carrier.
The base-changed kth root-subgroup coordinate map factored through the transported
type-C_(n+1) carrier.
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The factored root-subgroup map recovers its ambient transported coordinate map.
Since CommHopfAlgCat.mkQuotient is an epimorphism this determines the factored map, which is why
no separate defining equation for it is stated: its source is spelled with
TauCeti.SpStd.baseChangeDefiningIdeal, so such an equation would need an eqToHom transport.
The transported weight torus #
The integral weight-torus coordinate map, with source expressed using the named type-C_(n+1)
defining ideal.
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The integral weight-torus coordinate map is the generic Kostant one, read through the named
type-C_(n+1) defining ideal.
The integral factored weight-torus map recovers the weight-torus coordinate map inside
GL_(2n+2), and so determines it.
The integral factored weight-torus coordinate map represents the carrier's weight torus: its
spectrum is TauCeti.SpStd.weightTorus, read through the quotient-spectrum presentation of the
carrier.
The base-changed weight-torus coordinate map factored through the transported type-C_(n+1)
carrier.
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The factored weight-torus map recovers its ambient transported coordinate map, and so determines it.
Under the base-change coordinate isomorphism, the factored weight-torus map is the scalar extension of its integral coordinate map.
The closed subgroup of GL_(2n+2)/A generated by the transported numbered root subgroups and
the transported weight torus lies in the base change of the integral type-C_(n+1) carrier.
The reverse inclusion is not asserted over an arbitrary base ring.