Cocharacters through a diagonalizable subgroup #
Let π : H →ₐc[R] R[X] present a group morphism D(X) → G = Spec H from the diagonalizable
group of a commutative group X, for instance a chosen split maximal torus. A cocharacter
ψ : X →* Multiplicative ℤ of D(X) gives the cocharacter λ = π.cocharacter ψ of G, the
composite 𝔾ₘ → D(X) → G. On points it sends a unit u to the image in G of the point of
D(X) whose character is χ ↦ u ^ ⟨χ, ψ⟩.
Main declarations #
BialgHom.cocharacter: the cocharacter𝔾ₘ → D(X) → Gof a cocharacter ofD(X), with point formulaBialgHom.pointsHom_cocharacter.BialgHom.cocharacter_id_single: evaluation of a cocharacter on a group-algebra monomial.BialgHom.cocharacter_id_comp: composition with a diagonalizable-group cocharacter.BialgHom.ker_le_ker_cocharacter: the cocharacter kills the functions vanishing onD(X).BialgHom.pointsHom_cocharacter_mulandBialgHom.cocharacter_pow: products and powers of cocharacters ofD(X).
References #
- B. Conrad, O. Gabber, G. Prasad, Pseudo-reductive Groups, §2.1.
The cocharacter 𝔾ₘ → D(X) → G given by a cocharacter ψ of the diagonalizable group
D(X), where π presents the group morphism D(X) → G.
Instances For
In the group-algebra presentation of 𝔾ₘ, the cocharacter of ψ is π followed by the map
of group algebras induced by ψ.
A diagonalizable-group cocharacter sends a group-algebra monomial to the Laurent monomial with the same coefficient and the exponent specified by the cocharacter.
Composing a diagonalizable-group cocharacter with π gives the cocharacter through π.
The cocharacter of ψ factors through D(X), so it kills every function vanishing on
D(X).
Points #
The cocharacter of ψ sends a unit u to the image in G of the point
DiagonalizableGroup.cocharPoints ψ of D(X) at u, whose character is χ ↦ u ^ ⟨χ, ψ⟩.
The product of two cocharacters of D(X) acts on points as the product of their actions.
The n-th power of a cocharacter of D(X) gives the n-th power t ↦ λ(tⁿ) of its
cocharacter.