Diagonalizable group schemes #
For a commutative ring R and a finitely generated commutative group G, the group algebra
R[G] is a finite-type commutative Hopf algebra. Applying relative spectrum gives the affine
group scheme
D(G) = Spec R[G]
over Spec R. A homomorphism G ⟶ H induces the coordinate morphism R[G] ⟶ R[H],
so relative spectrum reverses its direction and gives D(H) ⟶ D(G). This file packages
that assignment as a functor from the opposite of FGCommGrpCat to group objects in schemes
over Spec R.
Every resulting group scheme is affine and locally of finite type over the base. The functor
is faithful over a nontrivial base and full when the prime spectrum of the base is connected;
these facts are transported from the corresponding coordinate-ring results through the full
subcategory inclusion and Mathlib's fully faithful hopfSpec functor. In particular, it is
fully faithful over a base with connected prime spectrum.
The pinned hopfSpec construction requires its base ring and Hopf-algebra carrier to lie in
the same universe, so the scheme-level construction here uses FGCommGrpCat.{u} over a base
ring in Type u.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupScheme: the affine group schemeD(G) = Spec R[G].TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupScheme_one_left,TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupScheme_mul_left, andTauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupScheme_inv_left: the underlying scheme maps of its group operations.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupSchemeMap: the contravariant group-scheme morphism induced by a homomorphism of finitely generated commutative groups.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.schemeFunctor: the functorFGCommGrpCatᵒᵖ ⟶ Grp (Over (Spec R)).TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.schemeFunctorIsoHopfSpec: its factorization through the coordinate-ring functor and relative spectrum.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.isAffine_groupScheme:D(G)is affine.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.locallyOfFiniteType_groupScheme:D(G) ⟶ Spec Ris locally of finite type.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.finiteTypeGroupScheme:D(G)bundled as a finite-type affine group scheme.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.finiteTypeGroupSchemeIso: its comparison with the object produced by the finite-type Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.schemeFunctor_faithfulandTauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.schemeFunctor_full: faithfulness over a nontrivial base and fullness over a base with connected prime spectrum.TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.fullyFaithfulSchemeFunctor: the resulting fully faithful embedding over a base with connected prime spectrum.
References #
Milne, Algebraic Groups, Definition 12.7 and Theorems 12.8--12.9, describes diagonalizable
groups and their character groups. The affine group-scheme construction and its full
faithfulness use Mathlib's AlgebraicGeometry.hopfSpec; finite generation and the
coordinate-ring fullness and faithfulness are supplied by
TauCeti.Algebra.AlgebraicGroup.DiagonalizableGroup.FiniteType.
The affine group scheme D(G) = Spec R[G] represented by the group algebra of a finitely
generated commutative group G.
The same-universe restriction is imposed by Mathlib's current hopfSpec construction.
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The diagonalizable group scheme is obtained by applying relative spectrum to its coordinate Hopf algebra.
The scheme underlying D(G) is the spectrum of the group algebra R[G].
After identifying its source with Spec R[G], the structural morphism of D(G) is
induced by the group-algebra structure map.
The source scheme of multiplication on D(G) is the fibre product of two copies of
Spec R[G] over Spec R.
The unit of D(G) is induced by the counit of the group algebra.
Multiplication on D(G) is induced by the comultiplication of the group algebra. The
first transport identifies its opaque product source with the standard affine fibre product.
Inversion on D(G) is induced by the antipode of the group algebra.
A homomorphism G ⟶ H induces the contravariant group-scheme morphism
D(H) ⟶ D(G).
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The morphism of diagonalizable group schemes is obtained by applying relative spectrum to the coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism.
Under the identifications of its source and target with spectra, the scheme morphism
underlying groupSchemeMap f is induced by the coordinate Hopf-algebra morphism
R[G] ⟶ R[H].
The group-scheme morphism induced by the identity homomorphism is the identity.
Composition of group homomorphisms becomes composition in the reverse order on their diagonalizable group schemes.
The diagonalizable group-scheme functor. It is contravariant in finitely generated commutative groups and covariant on their opposite category.
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The diagonalizable group-scheme functor is the composite of the opposite coordinate-ring
functor, the inclusion from finite-type to unrestricted commutative Hopf algebras, and relative
spectrum. This is the categorical interface for factoring schemeFunctor without unfolding its
implementation.
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On objects, the diagonalizable group-scheme functor is G ↦ Spec R[G].
On morphisms, the diagonalizable group-scheme functor applies relative spectrum to the coordinate map, reversing its direction. The object equalities transport the map between the public descriptions of its source and target.
Every diagonalizable group scheme D(G) constructed here is affine.
The structural morphism D(G) ⟶ Spec R is locally of finite type.
The diagonalizable group scheme D(G) bundled as a finite-type affine group scheme.
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- TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.finiteTypeGroupScheme R G = { obj := { obj := TauCeti.DiagonalizableGroup.groupScheme R G, property := ⋯ }, property := ⋯ }
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The underlying group scheme of the bundled finite-type D(G) is groupScheme R G.
The finite-type Hopf/group-scheme anti-equivalence sends the coordinate ring R[G] to the
bundled diagonalizable group scheme D(G).
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Every object produced by the diagonalizable group-scheme functor is affine.
Every structural morphism produced by the diagonalizable group-scheme functor is locally of finite type.
The diagonalizable group-scheme functor is faithful over a nontrivial base ring.
The diagonalizable group-scheme functor is full when the prime spectrum of the base is connected.
Over a base with connected prime spectrum, the diagonalizable group-scheme functor is fully faithful. Connectedness includes nonemptiness, hence supplies the nontriviality needed for faithfulness.