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TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.DiagonalizableGroup.Exact

Exactness of the diagonalizable-group functor #

A short exact sequence 1 → L → M → N → 1 of commutative groups induces, contravariantly, a short exact sequence of diagonalizable groups

1 → D(N) → D(M) → D(L) → 1,

whose coordinate maps are the group-algebra maps R[L] → R[M] → R[N]. Over a nonzero commutative base ring the converse holds as well, so D reflects exactness (TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.isShortExact_mapDomainBialgHom_iff). Neither group needs to be finitely generated, and there is no hypothesis on the characteristic: for instance, for n ≥ 1 the sequence 1 → μₙ → 𝔾ₘ → 𝔾ₘ → 1 given by the n-th power map is the image of 0 → ℤ → ℤ → ℤ/n → 0, so it is short exact also when n is divisible by the characteristic.

The inputs are the faithful flatness of R[L] → R[M] for injective L → M (TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.faithfullyFlat_mapDomainRingHom_iff) and the ideal-theoretic exactness of group algebras (TauCeti.MonoidAlgebra.map_ker_augmentation_eq_ker_mapDomainRingHom).

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References #

A short exact sequence 1 → L → M → N → 1 of commutative groups induces a short exact sequence 1 → D(N) → D(M) → D(L) → 1 of diagonalizable groups over every commutative ring.

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Over a nonzero commutative ring, the diagonalizable groups D(N) → D(M) → D(L) form a short exact sequence exactly when 1 → L → M → N → 1 is a short exact sequence of commutative groups.