The dynamic Levi decomposition as a semidirect product #
Let l : 𝔾ₘ → G be a cocharacter of an affine group. The dynamic parabolic P(l) has a
limit homomorphism onto its Levi subgroup Z(l), whose kernel is the dynamic unipotent subgroup
U(l). The inclusion of Z(l) in P(l) splits this homomorphism.
This file packages those facts as a split group extension and applies Mathlib's general theorem
for split extensions. For every commutative value algebra A this gives the canonical
semidirect-product equivalence
U(l)(A) ⋊ Z(l)(A) ≃* P(l)(A).
The action is conjugation through the two subgroup inclusions. Characteristic lemmas identify
the equivalence with multiplication, its Levi coordinate with the limit, and its unipotent
coordinate with g · limit(g)⁻¹. Thus downstream representability arguments can use the bundled
equivalence without reopening the existence-and-uniqueness proof of the pointwise Levi
factorization.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Cocharacter.limitToLevi: the limit homomorphism with codomain restricted to the Levi subgroup.TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviGroupExtension: the exact sequence1 → U(l)(A) → P(l)(A) → Z(l)(A) → 1.TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviGroupExtensionSplitting: its canonical splitting.TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviConjugation: the resulting action ofZ(l)(A)onU(l)(A).TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviDecompositionMulEquiv: the dynamic Levi decomposition as a multiplicative equivalence.
References #
- G. R. Kempf, Instability in invariant theory, Annals of Mathematics 108 (1978), §2.
- B. Conrad, O. Gabber, G. Prasad, Pseudo-reductive Groups, §2.1.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Chapter 13.
This advances the dynamic approach to parabolic subgroups and Levi decomposition in Layer 7, "Structure theory", of the ReductiveGroups roadmap.
The dynamic limit homomorphism, with its codomain restricted to the Levi subgroup.
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The Levi-valued limit has the same underlying point as the ambient-valued limit.
Inclusion of the dynamic unipotent subgroup into the dynamic parabolic.
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Inclusion of the dynamic Levi subgroup into the dynamic parabolic.
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The unipotent inclusion does not change the underlying point.
The Levi inclusion does not change the underlying point.
The dynamic unipotent subgroup is exactly the kernel of the Levi-valued limit, as a subgroup of the dynamic parabolic.
The Levi-valued limit is surjective; the Levi inclusion supplies a preimage of every element.
The dynamic parabolic is an extension of its Levi subgroup by its dynamic unipotent subgroup.
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The kernel inclusion of the dynamic Levi group extension is the subgroup inclusion.
The projection of the dynamic Levi group extension is the Levi-valued limit.
The Levi inclusion canonically splits the dynamic Levi group extension.
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- TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviGroupExtensionSplitting A l = { toMonoidHom := TauCeti.Cocharacter.leviToParabolic A l, rightInverse_rightHom := ⋯ }
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The canonical splitting of the dynamic Levi extension is the Levi subgroup inclusion.
The dynamic limit retracts the inclusion of the Levi subgroup into the parabolic subgroup.
The action of the dynamic Levi subgroup on the dynamic unipotent subgroup by conjugation.
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The Levi action is the conjugation action associated to the dynamic Levi group extension.
The Levi action is ordinary conjugation on the underlying ambient points.
The dynamic Levi decomposition. The semidirect product of the dynamic unipotent and Levi subgroups is canonically equivalent to the dynamic parabolic.
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The dynamic Levi decomposition equivalence sends (u, z) to the product of the two subgroup
inclusions.
The Levi coordinate of the inverse decomposition is the limit of the parabolic point.
The unipotent coordinate of the inverse decomposition is g * limit(g)⁻¹.