Finite-type diagonalizable groups #
The diagonalizable group attached to a commutative group G has coordinate Hopf algebra
R[G]. It is of finite type over R precisely when G is finitely generated (over a
nontrivial base). This file packages the forward direction categorically: finitely generated
commutative groups form FGCommGrpCat, and the group-algebra construction gives a functor
from this category to finite-type commutative Hopf algebras.
On affine schemes the variance reverses once more under Spec, so this covariant coordinate
ring functor is the algebraic side of the contravariant assignment G ↦ D(G). Its morphism
part is MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom; the DiagonalizableGroup.Functoriality module
separately shows that the resulting map of represented groups acts by precomposition on
characters. When the base ring has connected prime spectrum, every coordinate Hopf-algebra
morphism arises uniquely from a character-group homomorphism, so the coordinate-ring functor
is fully faithful.
This advances the reductive-groups roadmap Layer 4 target constructing the anti-equivalence between finitely generated abelian groups and diagonalizable groups. It supplies the finite-type source and the coordinate-algebra functor, which is full and faithful over a base with connected prime spectrum. It does not prove essential surjectivity, construct the scheme-side functor, or depend on the general Hopf-algebra/affine-group-scheme anti-equivalence.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.FGCommGrpCat: the category of finitely generated commutative groups.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateRing:R[G]as a finite-type commutative Hopf algebra.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMap: the coordinate morphism induced by a group homomorphism.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.mapPointsFunctor_coordinateMap_app: the induced map on points is precomposition of characters.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMap_surjective_of_surjective: a surjective character-group homomorphism induces a surjective coordinate morphism.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateRingFunctor: the group-algebra functor from finitely generated commutative groups to finite-type commutative Hopf algebras.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMap_injective: coordinate maps remember their underlying group homomorphisms over a nontrivial base.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMapPreimage: recover the character-group homomorphism inducing a coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism over a base with connected prime spectrum.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMapPreimage_apply_eq_iff: characterize the recovered homomorphism without exposing its choice-based construction.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateMap_surjective: every coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism over a base with connected prime spectrum comes from a character-group homomorphism.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateRingFunctor_faithful: the coordinate-ring functor is faithful over a nontrivial base.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.coordinateRingFunctor_full: the coordinate-ring functor is full over a base with connected prime spectrum.
References #
The mathematical construction is the diagonalizable-group correspondence in Waterhouse,
Introduction to Affine Group Schemes, Chapter 2. The finite-type input is Mathlib's
MonoidAlgebra.finiteType_of_fg, and the Hopf morphism is Mathlib's
MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom.
The coordinate Hopf algebra R[G] of the diagonalizable group D(G), bundled as a
finite-type commutative Hopf algebra when G is finitely generated.
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A homomorphism G → G' induces the coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism
R[G] → R[G'] between the corresponding finite-type diagonalizable groups.
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The bialgebra morphism underlying coordinateMap φ is the group-algebra map induced
by the underlying group homomorphism.
The map on algebra-valued points induced by a diagonalizable-group coordinate morphism is the contravariant point map given by precomposition of characters.
The coordinate map sends a group-algebra basis element to the basis element indexed by its image under the underlying group homomorphism.
This is deliberately not a simp lemma: FiniteTypeCommHopfAlgCat.toBialgHom_ofHom
already rewrites the left-hand side to MonoidAlgebra.mapDomainBialgHom, so simp would
never see this form.
A surjective homomorphism of character groups induces a surjective morphism of their coordinate Hopf algebras.
Recover the character-group homomorphism that induces a morphism between coordinate Hopf algebras of finite-type diagonalizable groups over a base with connected prime spectrum.
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The recovered character-group homomorphism takes g to h exactly when the
coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism takes the corresponding standard basis element to
the standard basis element indexed by h.
The recovered character-group homomorphism is characterized by the image of each standard basis element under the coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism.
Applying the coordinate-map construction to the recovered character-group homomorphism gives the original coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism.
Every morphism between coordinate Hopf algebras of finite-type diagonalizable groups over a base with connected prime spectrum is induced by a character-group homomorphism.
Over a nontrivial base ring, the coordinate morphism remembers the group homomorphism that induced it.
Recovering a character-group homomorphism from its coordinate map returns the original homomorphism.
The coordinate-ring construction for finite-type diagonalizable groups.
It is covariant on coordinate Hopf algebras. After applying the contravariant spectrum
functor, it becomes the usual contravariant assignment G ↦ D(G).
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The coordinate-ring functor sends a finitely generated commutative group to its coordinate Hopf algebra.
The coordinate-ring functor sends a group homomorphism to the induced coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism.
The coordinate-ring functor of finite-type diagonalizable groups is faithful over a nontrivial base ring.
The coordinate-ring functor of finite-type diagonalizable groups is full over a base with connected prime spectrum.