The represented dynamic limit #
For a cocharacter l of an affine group, the dynamic limit on its parabolic subgroup
is a morphism of affine groups. Its coordinate morphism sends a function to the constant
Laurent coefficient of universal conjugation, restricted to the parabolic. Its
scheme-theoretic kernel is the dynamic unipotent subgroup, including on nonreduced value
algebras. Restriction to the Levi subgroup recovers its ambient inclusion.
The coordinate formula computes the limit of any parabolic point over a commutative value
algebra in an arbitrary universe. The kernel identity identifies the quotient of the
parabolic coordinate algebra defining the fibre over the identity with the coordinate
algebra of the dynamic unipotent subgroup.
The isomorphism BialgHom.parabolicLimitKernelIso realizes this identification as an
isomorphism of group schemes over the base, compatible with their inclusions into the parabolic.
References #
- B. Conrad, O. Gabber, G. Prasad, Pseudo-reductive Groups, §2.1.
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), Chapter 13.
The coordinate morphism of the dynamic limit P(l) → G. Its direction is
O(G) → O(P(l)), opposite to the morphism of affine groups.
Instances For
The dynamic limit coordinate morphism evaluates the universal constant coefficient on the parabolic quotient.
On every commutative value algebra, precomposition by the coordinate morphism is exactly the dynamic limit of the represented parabolic point.
Restricting the represented limit to the Levi subgroup gives its ambient inclusion.
The scheme-theoretic kernel of the dynamic limit is the dynamic unipotent subgroup. The ideal is written in the parabolic coordinate algebra by mapping the ambient unipotent ideal through the parabolic quotient.
The scheme-theoretic kernel of the dynamic limit is canonically the group scheme represented by the dynamic unipotent Hopf quotient.
Instances For
Under the kernel identification, the unipotent inclusion into the parabolic is the canonical kernel inclusion.