Separable action fields of Galois lattices #
The continuous absolute-Galois action on an integral Galois lattice factors through the
automorphism group of the finite normal field GaloisLatticeCat.actionField. Over an imperfect
base that field need not itself be separable. This file replaces it by its maximal separable
subextension.
The original action field is purely inseparable over this subextension. Consequently restriction induces an isomorphism between their automorphism groups: an automorphism of the action field is uniquely determined on the separable subextension, and every automorphism of the latter extends by normality. Transporting the lattice action across this isomorphism gives a realization over a finite Galois extension of the base field.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.GaloisLatticeCat.separableActionField: the maximal separable subextension of the finite normal action field.TauCeti.GaloisLatticeCat.actionFieldGalEquivSeparableActionField: restriction identifies the two automorphism groups.TauCeti.GaloisLatticeCat.separableActionFieldRepresentation: the lattice action by the automorphism group of the finite Galois action field.TauCeti.GaloisLatticeCat.separableActionFieldRepresentation_comp_restriction: pulling this action back to the absolute Galois group recovers the original representation.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Theorem 12.23 and Corollary 12.24.
This supplies the finite Galois splitting field needed before constructing the semilinear descent datum on the split coordinate Hopf algebra in Layer 4, "Tori: split and non-split", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
The module structure stored in the bundled representation.
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The maximal separable subextension of the finite normal action field of a Galois lattice.
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The separable action field is finite-dimensional over the base field.
The separable action field is a finite Galois extension of the base field.
Restriction from the original action field to its maximal separable subextension.
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Restriction identifies the automorphism group of the finite normal action field with that of
its finite Galois separable subextension. This is separableClosureRestrictEquiv for the normal
extension actionField M / k, forgetting its continuity.
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The isomorphism of automorphism groups is restriction to the separable action field.
The automorphism group of the separable action field maps onto the faithful finite quotient acting on the lattice.
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The map from the separable action field's automorphism group to the action quotient is surjective.
Restriction of an absolute Galois automorphism to the separable action field, through the original action field.
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Restriction from the absolute Galois group onto the separable action field is surjective.
Restriction to the separable action field followed by the quotient map is the original class in the faithful finite action quotient.
The representation of the finite Galois action field obtained from the original action-field representation through the restriction isomorphism.
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Restricting an absolute Galois automorphism to the separable action field and then acting on the lattice recovers the original absolute-Galois action.
The original absolute-Galois representation is the pullback of the representation over the finite Galois separable action field.
An automorphism of the separable action field acts trivially exactly when it maps to the identity in the faithful finite action quotient.