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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.Center.Basic

The center of an affine group scheme #

Let H be a commutative Hopf algebra over a field k. This file constructs the center of Spec H as a closed subgroup scheme. The defining equations are the coefficients, in the second tensor factor, of the cocommutativity defect

  Δ(x) - τ(Δ(x)).

A point kills these coefficients exactly when it commutes universally with every point of the group. Since universally central points contain the identity and are closed under products and inverses, the coefficient ideal is a Hopf ideal. Its quotient therefore represents the center.

The coefficient presentation uses a chosen vector-space basis only inside the construction. The public universal property characterizes the resulting Hopf ideal as the smallest central Hopf ideal, so the represented closed subgroup is canonical.

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noncomputable def TauCeti.CommHopfAlgCat.centerDefiningIdeal {k : Type u} [Field k] (H : CommHopfAlgCat k) :
HopfIdeal k ↑H

The Hopf ideal cutting out the center of an affine group scheme.

Its quotient represents the universally central points of the group functor. The construction uses coefficients in a chosen vector-space basis internally; centerDefiningIdeal_le_iff characterizes it without that choice.

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    The coordinate Hopf algebra of the center of an affine group.

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      The Hopf ideal defining the center is central.

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      The center ideal is the smallest central Hopf ideal. Equivalently, every central closed subgroup scheme of Spec H factors through the center.

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      The center is the whole group exactly when the coordinate Hopf algebra is cocommutative.

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      The subgroup of algebra-valued points cut out by the center ideal.

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        Membership in the represented center is universal centrality in the functor of points.

        Triviality of the represented center can be tested on all algebra-valued points.

        The represented center agrees with the center previously defined directly on the functor of points.

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        The center of an affine group scheme, represented by the quotient by its center ideal.

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          The canonical inclusion of the center into the ambient affine group scheme.

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            The center is a closed subgroup scheme of the ambient affine group scheme.

            A central closed subgroup scheme cut out by I includes canonically into the center.

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              Including a central subgroup through the center and then into the ambient group recovers its original closed-subgroup inclusion.

              The inclusion of a central closed subgroup into the center is a closed immersion.