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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.FiniteBilinearModule.RadicalQuotient

Quotients of a finite bilinear module by a subgroup of its radical #

A subgroup K of the radical of a finite bilinear module A pairs trivially with everything, so the pairing descends to the quotient A / K:

b (x + K) (y + K) = b x y.

The resulting module is nondegenerate exactly when K is the whole radical, since the radical of the quotient is the image of rad(A). Taking K = rad(A) therefore gives the canonical nondegenerate quotient, and other choices of K arise when a specific subgroup is being divided out.

Both quotientOfLeRadical and radicalQuotient are exposed, so their carriers reduce to the Submodule quotient and a map out of either can be built directly with Submodule.liftQ or QuadraticMap.lift.

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Quotient by a subgroup of the radical #

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The underlying additive quotient of a finite bilinear module by a subgroup.

This is a Submodule quotient, so Submodule.liftQ and QuadraticMap.lift apply to it. It is the carrier of quotientOfLeRadical when the subgroup lies in the radical.

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    A subgroup of the radical, read as a -submodule, lies in the kernel of the pairing.

    The pairing of a finite bilinear module, descended through a subgroup of its radical.

    This is the underlying -bilinear map of quotientOfLeRadical.

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      The descended pairing is computed by the original pairing on representatives.

      The finite bilinear module obtained by quotienting by a subgroup of the radical.

      The package is exposed so that its carrier projection reduces to the Submodule quotient QuotientByAddSubgroup, which is what a map out of the quotient needs.

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        The quotient map onto the quotient by a subgroup of the radical.

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          The quotient map sends an element to its quotient class.

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          The quotient pairing is represented by the original pairing on representatives.

          The quotient map by a subgroup of the radical is surjective.

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          The kernel of the quotient map by a subgroup of the radical is that subgroup.

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          A class in the quotient vanishes exactly when its representative lies in the subgroup.

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          Two elements have the same class in the quotient exactly when they differ by an element of the subgroup.

          The radical of the quotient is the image of the radical: quotienting by a subgroup of the radical does not create new degeneracy.

          Nondegeneracy of the quotient. Quotienting by a subgroup of the radical leaves a nondegenerate module exactly when that subgroup exhausts the radical.

          The order of the quotient by a subgroup of the radical is the index of that subgroup.

          Quotient by the radical #

          The finite bilinear module obtained by quotienting by the radical.

          Exposed for the same reason as quotientOfLeRadical: so that its carrier reduces to the Submodule quotient and maps out of it are definable.

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            The quotient map from a finite bilinear module to its radical quotient.

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              The quotient pairing is represented by the original pairing on representatives.

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              The kernel of the radical quotient map is the radical.

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              Two elements have the same class in the radical quotient exactly when they differ by an element of the radical.

              Quotienting a finite bilinear module by its radical produces a nondegenerate module.